Case 2: Full-Mouth Rehabilitation for Daniel Wright

Correcting Failed Implants and Restoring Full Function with Guided Surgery in 10 Days

Daniel Wright arrived at our clinic after experiencing a severely compromised outcome from previous implant treatment performed elsewhere. His earlier procedure involved poorly placed implants, no comprehensive treatment plan, and a lack of proper prosthetic vision, ultimately leading to functional failure, discomfort, and a deteriorating oral condition.

Recognizing the complexity of his situation, our team conducted a full diagnostic assessment, including detailed clinical evaluation and advanced 3D imaging. The findings confirmed that the existing implants were unsalvageable due to incorrect angulation, inadequate support zones, and prosthetic misalignment.

To restore both function and aesthetics, we developed a new, fully digitalized treatment plan centered around precise implant positioning and long-term predictability.

Treatment Timeline

Day 1 — Assessment & Planning

• Full examination, 3D CBCT scan, and digital records
• Identification of failed implants requiring removal
• Design of a customized computer-guided surgical stent

Day 2 — Surgical Phase

• Removal of all improperly placed implants
• Placement of four strategically positioned implants (All-on-4)
• Guided surgery ensured optimal distribution, angulation, and stability

Days 3–9 — Healing & Prosthetic Crafting

• Digital design and fabrication of Daniel’s temporary full-arch fixed bridge
• Aesthetic contouring and bite adjustments for comfort and function

Day 10 — Delivery of Immediate Fixed Prosthetics

• Secure fitting of temporary full-arch restoration
• Immediate improvement in stability, speech, chewing function, and smile aesthetics

Outcome

Daniel’s case highlights how advanced planning and guided implant techniques can successfully correct even the most compromised implant situations.
Within 10 days, he transitioned from a failing, painful situation to a stable, functional, and natural-looking full-arch restoration supported by only four well-positioned implants.

His new treatment plan not only corrected the structural and functional issues caused by his previous procedure but also restored his confidence and quality of life.