Our Work
Full mouth reconstruction of acid reflux using porcelain crowns

After – Following full mouth crown rehabilitation, with bite carefully opened and balanced over several weeks.

Full mouth reconstruction using white fillings only

After (Same day result) – Chair side direct build-up of all front teeth leaving less eroded molar teeth untouched for now. The patient was made aware that build-ups will last 3-5 years and gradually need to be replaced with crowns one by one, thus spreading out the cost of treatment.

Full mouth reconstruction

After – The front teeth were built up using direct filling material and two load bearing back molars were restored with porcelain crowns, resulting in the re-establishment of an acceptable position mimicking patient’s teeth in his younger days.

Replacement of failing crown and missing front tooth with implant and porcelain crowns

After – On day of implant and crown finish (gum still raw from surgery), then normal smile after treatment.

Replacement of failing crown and missing front tooth with implant and porcelain crowns

3 days after gum surgery – Healing is going well, decay is now visible on the second tooth on the top left hand side.
After insertion of 3 veneers – A much more balanced smile. Tooth size, smile line and the proportion of tooth and gum visible when smiling naturally are all improved.

Replacement of failing crown and missing front tooth with implant and porcelain crowns

Immediately after fitting of implant crown, then 3 months later – Full healing and gum fully filled into space

White filling on front tooth to replace decayed old filling and improve cosmetic appearance

White fillings on front teeth to replace decayed old filling and improve cosmetic appearance

Before, and after

