Dental Bridges in Post Office Square, Boston

Full-Mouth Rescue: Saving What Could Be Saved, Replacing What Could Not

The patient arrived with failing restorations, a broken lower bridge, missing teeth and difficulty chewing. The failing lower teeth and bridge were removed and replaced with a full-arch implant restoration. In the upper arch, healthy implants and teeth with a strong outlook were preserved; only hopeless teeth were removed, and the arch was restored with fixed restorations and a removable partial denture.

• Full-arch implant restoration on the lower arch
• Preservation of healthy upper teeth and implants
• Strategic extractions only where necessary
• Upper removable partial denture for esthetics and function

The result improved smile appearance, comfort and chewing through a plan built around the patient's specific needs.

Replacing a Failing Lower Anterior Bridge with Individual Zirconia Crowns

A decades-old porcelain-fused-to-metal bridge had chipped and fractured, exposing metal and compromising appearance and function. After the bridge was removed, laser gingivectomy improved gingival symmetry and created a foundation for individual zirconia crowns.

The independent restorations improved esthetics, hygiene access and natural appearance while replacing the failing connected bridge.

Replacing a Failing Front Bridge

This patient was born without upper lateral incisors and had worn a fixed bridge since her teenage years. Although the bridge appeared acceptable from the front, the porcelain on the back had significant wear and fracture after multiple repairs.

The old bridge was removed, gingival symmetry was refined with laser treatment and the area was restored with individual zirconia crowns for improved esthetics, hygiene access and a more natural appearance.