The rehabilitation of edentulous (toothless) unitary spaces with implants has been the most chosen treatment for some years now to restore masticatory function in these areas.
Thanks to this technique we avoid having to make a fixed prosthesis attached to the adjacent teeth (known as a bridge), which requires polishing and lowering these pieces, often intact, to be cemented to them.
We present the case of a 30-year-old man who lost his lower right first molar due to an extensive infection caused by a failed root canal treatment.
After waiting 3 months from the tooth extraction for good healing, we proceeded to place the dental implant, and after 3 months of osseointegration, the implant is suitable for making its crown. + info: http://www.clinicacervera.es/ca/implantologia