Как мы решили сложный случай полной имплантации | Создание естественной эстетики с помощью керамики

A difficult full-mouth implant case requires more than simply choosing a strong restorative material. Implant position, restorative thickness, framework design, hygiene, occlusion, and esthetics all have to work together. In this video, I show how we approached a challenging full-mouth implant case and developed a ceramic solution designed to improve strength, esthetics, function, and patient comfort. I walk through the case from the initial evaluation and temporary/wax try-in through scanning, design, milling, and fabrication. I also explain why we used a cobalt-chromium framework with ceramic rather than simply making the restoration thicker. Topics covered include: Full-mouth implant planning Implant-to-implant spacing and pontic design Facial and lingual thickness Cobalt-chromium framework design Opaque and porcelain application Ceramic vs. composite Occlusion and strength Natural tooth morphology and translucency Tissue contour and hygiene Designing restorations that are easier for the patient to clean The goal is not simply to make a restoration that looks good. It needs to function properly, remain cleanable, provide adequate strength, and still achieve natural-looking esthetics. If you have a difficult implant case or questions about full-mouth restorative design, contact the LSK121 team. LSK121 Dental Laboratory Chicago, Illinois #DentalLab #FullMouthImplants #DentalCeramics