Single Tooth Implant Rehabilitation

Case Overview

A 45-year-old patient presented with a missing mandibular first molar, resulting in compromised chewing efficiency and progressive bone resorption at the edentulous site. Following comprehensive clinical and radiographic evaluation, the case was deemed suitable for implant-supported rehabilitation. A Refirm Implant was selected to provide predictable primary stability, long-term osseointegration, and an esthetic restorative outcome.

Clinical Challenge

The treatment objective was to restore posterior function while preserving the surrounding bone and soft tissue architecture. The available bone volume allowed implant placement without the need for additional grafting, enabling a minimally invasive treatment approach.

Treatment Approach

The Refirm Implant was placed using a standard surgical protocol with excellent insertion torque and primary stability. After an uneventful healing phase, prosthetic restoration was completed using a custom abutment and zirconia crown, restoring both function and esthetics.

Clinical Outcome

Excellent primary stability at placement

Predictable osseointegration

Healthy peri-implant soft tissue

Stable crestal bone levels during follow-up

Functional and esthetic restoration

High patient satisfaction

Treating Clinician

"The implant demonstrated excellent handling during surgery with reliable primary stability. Healing was uneventful, and the prosthetic workflow was efficient, resulting in a predictable clinical outcome."

Dr. Rahul SharmaConsultant Implantologist

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