Case Overview

The patient sought treatment to replace old porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) restorations placed about 20 years ago. Over two decades, these crowns had lost their visual appeal, and natural gum recession had created dark triangular gaps near the gumline. The primary objective was to restore a youthful appearance, upgrade the shade, and optimize the tooth anatomy within a tight timeframe.

Initial Status

Lead Dentist: Volodymyr Kleva
Total Duration: 10 days

Treatment Objectives:

1. Achieve a brighter, completely refreshed tooth shade.
2. Correct and harmonize the structural shape of the teeth to complement facial features.
3. Eliminate dark interdental triangles (gaps between the teeth and gums) to restore a seamless smile line.

Treatment Steps:

Diagnostics & Digital Planning: Analyzing the clinical situation and mapping out the ideal parameters for the future restorations.
Mock-up Fitting: Trying on the newly designed tooth shapes directly in the patient's mouth to evaluate the aesthetics and secure approval.
Deconstruction & Assessment: Removing the 20-year-old metal-ceramic units followed by a thorough evaluation and preparation of the underlying tooth structures.
Final Delivery: Fabrication and precision bonding of the new, highly aesthetic, all-ceramic restorations.

New Smile:The 10-day result

Outcome: In just 10 days, the patient received a fully transformed, healthy, and vibrant smile with naturally contoured gums and bio-compatible, long-lasting restorations.