A case of a young patient treated with minimally invasive treatment for missing molars and anterior aesthetic disorders

Abstract

In the prosthodontic treatment for missing teeth in young people, there is a risk that the anchored prostheses such as a bridge will lead to furthering defects due to the difficulty of cleaning and the mechanical point of view. In addition, minimally invasive treatment and dispersion of occlusal force are considered to be greatly involved in the longevity of the prostheses. In this case, three different chief complaints were treated with tooth transplantation and dental implant treatment combined with sinus lift with the crestal approach. For esthetic disorders in the anterior region, office bleaching and whitening were used to preserve the morphology of natural teeth, and each tooth was treated with minimally invasive treatment.