Our clients upper teeth and some of the lower premolars and molars were weakened by gum disease and therefore had to be removed. Dr. Kaman extracted all of the upper teeth and placed 8 dental implants in the upper jaw and 3 – 3 in the lower jaw.
Thanks to modern science and research, we now know that you do not need 14 implants to replace a top or bottom jaw – but a smaller number of pegs with a bridge between them.

4 months healing later our client returned to Budapest to have crowns/bridges fitted onto the dental implants and crowns for the remaining lower teeth. The client selected an A1 shade which provides a bright but natural result.

Gum disease weakened our clients teeth and the front ones started to move apart. Dental implants were used to replace the mobile teeth and dental crowns to restore the worn down lower front teeth.

Details of the Treatment

14 Camlog dental implants
8 unit upper temporary bridge
16 extractions
28 porcelain fused to metal crowns/bridges
4 root canal treatment

Time Required to Completed Treatment: 2 visits, 4 months apart. The first visit was for 3 days, the second visit was for 7 working days

Dentists associated with this case

Dr. Attila Kaman MD, DDS Specialising in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Specialising in Dentistry	Dr. Zsolt Nemeth DDS Specialising in Cosmetic Dentistry

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