19/10/2026
When evaluating full mouth smile restorations abroad, UK patients look for three vital factors: structural longevity, precise shade matching, and a stress-free clinical experience.
🔬 Clinical Case Details:
Chief Complaint: Functional impairment, aesthetic dissatisfaction, and missing teeth.
Surgical Phase: Placement of 4 dental implants to reconstruct load-bearing structural support.
Prosthetic Phase: 28 full-coverage monolithic zirconia crowns fitted across the upper and lower arches.
Shade Selection: OM3—a popular bleach shade providing high luminous value with realistic depth and light transmission.
🏖️ Integrated Clinic & Accommodation Concept:
Navigating appointments in a foreign country can be demanding. Our facility integrates the clinical center, patient rooms, and beach access within the same resort complex in Antalya. Patients enjoy seamless access to surgical follow-ups, final crown try-ins, and bite adjustments without commuting across the city.
💡 Why Monolithic Zirconia for Full-Arch Restorations?
Unlike traditional porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) or layered ceramics, monolithic zirconia is milled from a single homogeneous block of high-strength zirconium oxide. This eliminates the risk of surface porcelain chipping, handles heavy masticatory forces, and delivers long-lasting structural integrity for full mouth rehabilitations.
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First Procedure Date: 30/06/2026
Before Photo Taken: 30/06/2026
Last Procedure Date: 17/10/2026
After Photo Taken: 17/10/2026