Posterior Maxillary Single-Implant Crown Case

This posterior maxillary single-implant crown case is documented with intraoral records, a periapical radiograph, the crown-abutment assembly and a working cast. Replacing a back tooth with an implant-supported crown requires assessment of the available bone, nearby teeth, the upper-jaw sinus where relevant, bite forces and cleaning access. Final implant and crown design are selected only after case-specific clinical and radiographic planning.

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Occlusal intraoral photograph showing the access opening of a posterior maxillary dental implant

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Periapical radiograph of a posterior maxillary implant supporting a single crown

Single-tooth implant crown with abutment on a blue clinical background

Maxillary working cast with an implant analog at a posterior tooth position

Lateral intraoral photograph of the posterior maxillary implant restoration

Second lateral intraoral photograph of the posterior maxillary implant restoration

Before-and-after lateral intraoral photographs of a posterior maxillary implant crown restoration