Case of implantation of full upper jaw

This is a 59-year-old male patient.

The overall condition of the upper jaw is not good.

First, in the upper jaw, we decided to place implants in the anterior teeth and left maxillary posterior teeth, where the bone condition was relatively good.

This is the appearance of the implantation on the side of the insertion area.

This is a radiograph after implantation.

We decided to use the extracted tooth to perform an autologous tooth transplant when placing an implant in the left posterior tooth in the future.

After extraction of the right maxillary teeth and about 3 months after the implants were placed in the maxillary anterior and maxillary left posterior teeth, implants were placed in the maxillary right posterior teeth using autogenous bone graft material.

This is a radiograph before implantation.

Crestal approach and

Implants were placed using autologous bone grafting.

This is the final photo after prosthetics about 5 months later.