Mois : janvier 2017

In case of com­plete tooth loss, we sug­gest the All-on-Four treat­ment con­cept that brings back a last­ing, pleas­ant and imme­di­ate smile in just a few days.

This inno­v­a­tive sur­gi­cal tech­nique, enables the fix­a­tion of tem­po­rary full-pros­the­sis sup­port­ed by four implants. With no bone graft­ing, this treat­ment is faster and more eco­nom­i­cal. In gen­er­al, one oper­a­tion is all that is required, con­duct­ed under local anaes­the­sia or seda­tion. The per­ma­nent pros­the­sis is placed three months lat­er.

  

Cer­tain teeth may show patho­log­i­cal wear and tear. With­out prop­er treat­ment this process may evolve towards aes­thet­ic and func­tion­al loss.

 

A thor­ough exam­i­na­tion makes it pos­si­ble to under­stand the caus­es (brux­ism, stress, acid food, tics etc.) and offer ade­quate treat­ment from the first signs.

 

We favour the most con­ser­v­a­tive treat­ment pos­si­ble using inlays and porce­lain veneers and do our best to pre­serve as much den­tal tis­sue as pos­si­ble.

 

A case exam­ple to illus­trate the­se treat­ments

Good qual­i­ta­tive and quan­ti­ta­tive gin­gi­va is required on implant sites to ensure an ide­al prog­no­sis for implants. Var­i­ous sur­gi­cal tech­niques exist to opti­mise the gin­gi­va.

Tech­ni­cal, phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal and med­ical advances, allow us to con­duct pro­ce­dures under gen­er­al anaes­the­sia in an out­pa­tient set­ting in com­plete safe­ty and accord­ing to the stan­dards and rec­om­men­da­tions of the Swiss Soci­ety of Anaes­the­si­ol­o­gy and Resus­ci­ta­tion.

This tech­nique, also suit­able for ner­vous patients, allows us to make the patient drowsy and unaware of any pain, it ensures imme­di­ate and com­fort­able awak­en­ing, the patient can go home after a brief obser­va­tion peri­od.

For long or major sur­gi­cal oper­a­tions, we offer anaes­the­sia by seda­tion or even gen­er­al anaes­the­sia at the clin­ic.

Con­duct­ed and mon­i­tored by our FMH-accred­it­ed anaes­thetist spe­cial­ist, the­se acts require prepa­ra­tion and addi­tion­al mon­i­tor­ing.

For fur­ther infor­ma­tion: www.mobile-anesthesia-care.ch

In cas­es with insuf­fi­cient bone graft, a bone graft oper­a­tion must be car­ried out (in most cas­es by local anaes­the­sia) in order to increase its vol­ume.

Exam­ple of sinus lift (sinus floor ele­va­tion) and instal­la­tion of two implants: