I have several damaged teeth and remaining roots in both jaws, and I would like a fixed full-mouth rehabilitation with implants and zirconia restorations.
What treatment plan may be suitable for me?
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Eda T.
Dentist
Answered on Sep 18, 2026
ANSWER
Based on the initial assessment, the remaining roots in the upper jaw need to be extracted before the final restorative treatment can be completed.
For the upper jaw, the proposed treatment plan may include:
Full extraction of the remaining roots
8 dental implants in the regions of teeth 17, 15, 13, 11, 21, 23, 25, and 27
14 zirconia crowns for teeth 17–11 and 21–27
For the lower jaw, the proposed treatment plan may include:
3 dental implants in the regions of teeth 35, 37, and 46
Root canal treatment for teeth 31, 41, and 42
14 zirconia crowns for teeth 37–31 and 41–47
This treatment is designed to restore both function and aesthetics across the upper and lower jaws.
However, this should be considered a provisional treatment plan. The final number and position of the implants may change depending on the available bone, the condition of the remaining teeth, and the findings from your clinical examination and three-dimensional CBCT scan.