Complex aesthetic and functional rehabilitation for a patient with dental anxiety

The patient, 31 years old, came in with major aesthetic problems, a consequence of his fear of the dentist and of postponing the treatment he needed.

The treatment plan aimed to restore both aesthetics and dental function. Root canal treatment was carried out along with rebuilding the front teeth using adhesive techniques (core build-ups and post placement). In the back of the mouth, occlusal contacts were restored with dental implants and screw-retained restorations, while full-zirconia crowns were placed in the front for a natural, durable, aesthetic result.