Azure Dental Inglewood, 4/861 Beaufort Street, Inglewood (2026)

17/09/2026

Before and after — full-arch implant rehabilitation (All-on-X style). Photos about six months apart. Zirconia bridges and smile design by Hong at .

This case used several JD implant designs planned to the available bone: specialised JD pterygoid implants at the back; JD Icon+ implants at 15, 12 and 22: and a 23 mm JD trans-nasal implant at 25 for a long, tilted path through the maxillary sinus to the lateral nasal wall.

Workflow: prototype (temporary) teeth the morning after surgery, then a zirconia bridge at about five months once healing was confirmed.

Treatment by Dr Tim Maxwell BCom BDSc (WA) Hons
AHPRA registration DEN0002120690
Azure Dental, Inglewood WA

Individual results vary. These photos show this patient’s outcome only and are not a prediction of results for others. Treatment was planned from clinical examination and 3D imaging. Not every patient is suitable for immediate temporary teeth, pterygoid or trans-nasal / trans-sinus implants, or this implant mix.

Risks and considerations can include: pain, swelling and bruising; bleeding; infection; sinus complications (including with tilted, trans-sinus or trans-nasal approaches); temporary or permanent altered sensation (lips, chin, tongue, gums); implant failure or loss of integration (some implants do not fuse and may need removal or replacement); need to adjust, repair or remake provisional or definitive bridges; fracture or wear of acrylic temps or zirconia; speech or bite changes during healing; peri-implant inflammation or bone loss over time; and the possible need for further surgery or restorative work. Pterygoid and long tilted implants involve more complex anatomy and carry additional surgical risk. Sedation and surgery have their own medical risks. A night guard may be advised. Longevity depends on oral hygiene, reviews, bite forces and general health — nothing lasts forever and maintenance or remakes may be needed.

Before photo: pre-treatment. After photo: definitive zirconia bridge after the provisional phase (~6 months later).

Posted with patient consent.

14/09/2026

Before and after — complete upper and lower dentures.

Before: no remaining natural teeth. After: full removable dentures for the upper and lower jaws.

Treatment by Dr Tim Maxwell BCom BDSc (WA) Hons
AHPRA registration DEN0002120690
Azure Dental, Inglewood WA

Individual results vary. These photos show this patient’s outcome only and are not a prediction of results for others. Denture fit, comfort and appearance depend on gum and bone shape, healing, bite, and how the dentures are worn and maintained.

Risks and considerations can include: sore spots and the need for adjustments; looseness or movement (especially the lower denture); difficulty eating or speaking while adapting; gagging or bulk; altered taste; food trapping; fracture or wear of the denture teeth or base; need for relines, repairs or remakes as the gums and bone change over time; and, rarely, soft-tissue irritation or allergy to denture materials. Dentures are not fixed teeth — they require daily care, overnight removal as advised, and regular reviews. Nothing lasts forever; replacement is usually needed over a lifetime.

Before photo: no teeth. After photo: full upper and lower dentures.

Posted with patient consent.

14/09/2026

Before and after — full-arch dental implant rehabilitation.

This patient had six implants in the upper jaw and four in the lower (All-on-X style full teeth replacement with dental implants). Provisional (temporary) teeth were delivered the morning after surgery and worn for about four months while the implants integrated. We then upgraded to definitive upper and lower zirconia prostheses.

Treatment by Dr Tim Maxwell BCom BDSc (WA) Hons
AHPRA registration DEN0002120690 (general dentist)
Azure Dental, Inglewood WA

Individual results vary. These photos show this patient’s outcome only and are not a prediction of results for others. Treatment was planned from clinical examination and 3D imaging. Not every patient is suitable for immediate provisional teeth or for this implant configuration.

Risks and considerations can include: pain, swelling and bruising; bleeding; infection; sinus issues if upper implants communicate with the sinus; temporary or permanent altered sensation (lips, chin, tongue, gums); implant failure or loss of integration (some implants do not fuse and may need removal or replacement); need to adjust, repair or remake provisional or definitive prostheses; fracture or wear of acrylic temps or zirconia; bite/speech changes during healing; peri-implant inflammation or bone loss over time; and the possible need for further surgery or restorative work. Sedation and surgery carry their own medical risks. A night guard may be advised to protect the work. Longevity depends on oral hygiene, reviews, bite forces and general health — nothing lasts forever and maintenance or remakes may be needed.

Before photo: pre-treatment. After photo: definitive zirconia prostheses after the provisional phase.

Posted with patient consent.

13/09/2026

Full teeth replacement with dental implants (All-on-X), upper and lower.

This patient had dual-arch implant surgery with immediate loading. A titanium bar–supported PMMA bridge was fitted so they left with fixed teeth during early healing. Treatment time for this patient from surgery to this result was approximately 5 days.

Photos labelled Before and After.

Treating clinician: Dr Tim Maxwell, AHPRA DEN0002120690, registered dentist, general registration.

These images show one patient’s treatment outcome. Individual results vary. The same outcome may not be achieved for every patient. Outcomes depend on individual clinical factors including bone and gum condition, healing response, medical history, and the plan agreed after examination (including CBCT assessment where used).

Full-arch implant treatment and immediate loading carry risks including swelling, bruising, infection, implant failure or loss of integration, need for further surgery or prosthetics, speech and chewing adjustment, and longer-term maintenance or replacement of the bridge.

Used with the patient’s consent.

13/09/2026

This patient had dual-arch implant surgery with six implants in the upper jaw and six in the lower jaw, including upper pterygoid implants. The procedure was carried out under twilight sedation. A prototype bridge was delivered the day after surgery. Final zirconia bridges were fitted about 5 months after surgery, once healing had been confirmed.

Treating clinician: Dr Tim Maxwell, AHPRA DEN0002120690, registered dentist, general registration.

These images show one patient’s treatment outcome. Individual results vary. The same outcome may not be achieved for every patient. Outcomes depend on individual clinical factors including bone and gum condition, healing response, medical history, and the plan agreed after examination (including CBCT assessment where used).

Full-arch implant treatment, pterygoid implants, sedation, and staged prosthetics carry risks including swelling, bruising, infection, implant failure or loss of integration, sinus or nerve-related complications where relevant, sedation-related risks, need for further surgery or prosthetics, speech and chewing adjustment, and longer-term maintenance or replacement of the bridges.

Used with the patient’s consent.

13/09/2026

Full teeth replacement with dental implants (All-on-X), upper and lower.

This patient had dual-arch implant surgery with six implants in the upper jaw and six in the lower jaw, including upper pterygoid implants. The procedure was carried out under twilight sedation. A prototype bridge was delivered the day after surgery. Final zirconia bridges were fitted about 5 months after surgery, once healing had been confirmed.

Treating clinician: Dr Tim Maxwell, AHPRA DEN0002120690, registered dentist, general registration.

These images show one patient’s treatment outcome. Individual results vary. The same outcome may not be achieved for every patient. Outcomes depend on individual clinical factors including bone and gum condition, healing response, medical history, and the plan agreed after examination (including CBCT assessment where used).

Full-arch implant treatment, pterygoid implants, sedation, and staged prosthetics carry risks including swelling, bruising, infection, implant failure or loss of integration, sinus or nerve-related complications where relevant, sedation-related risks, need for further surgery or prosthetics, speech and chewing adjustment, and longer-term maintenance or replacement of the bridges.

Used with the patient’s consent.

13/09/2026

Full teeth replacement with full-arch dental implants (All-on-X), upper and lower.

This patient had dual-arch implant surgery with immediate loading. A titanium bar–supported PMMA bridge was fitted so they left with fixed teeth during early healing. Treatment time for this patient: from surgery to delivery of the long-term teeth was 5 days, full healing takes 4-6 months with a soft diet until then.

Treating clinician: Dr Tim Maxwell, AHPRA DEN0002120690, registered dentist, general registration.

These images show one patient’s treatment outcome. Individual results vary. The same outcome may not be achieved for every patient. Outcomes depend on individual clinical factors including bone and gum condition, healing response, medical history, and the plan agreed after examination (including CBCT assessment where used).

Full-arch implant treatment and immediate loading carry risks including swelling, bruising, infection, implant failure or loss of integration, need for further surgery or prosthetics, speech and chewing adjustment, and longer-term maintenance or replacement of the bridge.

Used with the patient’s consent.

13/09/2026

Full mouth rehabilitation with ceramic crowns.

This patient’s teeth were rebuilt with ceramic crowns to restore form and bite. Treatment time for this patient was approximately 8 weeks.

Treating clinician: Dr Tim Maxwell, AHPRA DEN0002120690, registered dentist, general registration.

These images show one patient’s treatment outcome. Individual results vary. The same outcome may not be achieved for every patient. Outcomes depend on individual clinical factors including oral health, gum and tooth condition, healing response, and the plan agreed after examination.

Ceramic crowns and full mouth rehabilitation carry risks including sensitivity, gum irritation, the need for further treatment, and changes to bite over time.

Used with the patient’s consent.

13/09/2026

Full mouth rehabilitation with ceramic crowns.

This patient’s teeth were rebuilt with ceramic crowns to restore form and bite. Treatment time for this patient was approximately 8 weeks.

Treating clinician: Dr Tim Maxwell, AHPRA DEN0002120690, registered dentist, general registration.

These images show one patient’s treatment outcome. Individual results vary. The same outcome may not be achieved for every patient. Outcomes depend on individual clinical factors including oral health, gum and tooth condition, healing response, and the plan agreed after examination.

Ceramic crowns and full mouth rehabilitation carry risks including sensitivity, gum irritation, the need for further treatment, and changes to bite over time.

Used with the patient’s consent.

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