Rebuilding Teeth with Basal Implants – Fabien's Patient Story

Fabien's Experience with Full-Mouth Basal Implants

Fabien had always been extremely afraid of going to the dentist. Even the idea of a simple dental consultation caused him significant anxiety, and he had avoided dental treatment for many years.

Over time, his teeth became severely damaged, weakened and missing.

For Fabien, rebuilding his teeth had become necessary, but he was particularly concerned about long treatments, multiple procedures and having to spend time without teeth.

After discussing his situation and treatment options, he decided to undergo treatment with basal dental implants.

Patient: Fabien
Treatment location: Dental clinic in Sofia, Bulgaria
Treatment: Upper and lower jaws
Technique: Basal dental implants without bone grafting
Treatment duration: 8 days
Prosthesis: Fixed definitive prosthesis
Material: Metal-ceramic
Anaesthesia: Local anaesthesia

Fabien's Initial Dental Situation

When Fabien arrived at our clinic in Sofia, his teeth were severely damaged, weakened and missing.

His dental condition had significantly affected his confidence and made restoring his teeth an important priority.

However, his fear of dental treatment was also an important part of his situation.

For this reason, the treatment approach focused not only on the dental rehabilitation itself, but also on providing clear explanations and support throughout the treatment.

The objective was to determine the appropriate implant positions and design a fixed prosthetic rehabilitation for both the upper and lower jaws.

Basal implantology was selected as the treatment approach.

The Final Result

The treatment resulted in a fixed definitive prosthesis for both jaws. Following treatment, Fabien was able to smile more freely and eat normally again.

For him, the experience was also significant because the dental treatment was much less difficult than he had anticipated.

His testimonial provides a personal perspective on the treatment process and his experience as a patient.