Digital Facially Guided Full-Mouth Rehabilitation for Adults with Missing Teeth and Bite Issues

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating a fully digital, facially guided approach to full-mouth rehabilitation for adults with bite difficulties, smile dissatisfaction, and missing mandibular molars. This study focuses on patients with malocclusion and partial or complete tooth loss who need esthetic and functional dental restoration. The goal is to assess how integrated digital planning combining intraoral, facial, and CBCT scans can improve the precision and outcomes of dental rehabilitation. The treatment uses advanced digital planning to create a 3D virtual patient model that guides esthetic design, occlusion, and implant placement. Participants receive conservative anterior rehabilitation with lithium disilicate veneers, zirconia crowns, guided implant placement for missing molars, and temporary anchorage device-assisted intrusion of extruded molars. This fully digital workflow aims for precise restoration positioning, functional occlusion, and esthetic results. During the study, participants will undergo scans, treatments, and follow-up visits as part of the digital workflow. Researchers will measure implant stability 12 months after treatment to evaluate the success of the rehabilitation. Participants are expected to comply with treatment and follow-up protocols, and will be monitored for functional and esthetic outcomes using integrated digital data throughout the study period.

"Facially Driven Digital Full-Mouth Rehabilitation"