Aneta Sadoń

Why decisions made during implantoprosthetic treatment are not always straightforward? About compromises including biological and functional factors as well as patient’s expectations. Implantoprosthetic treatment in a case of previous implantologic treatment co-existing with vast bony defects is burdened not only with technical issues, but the need of compromised decisions to be made as well. I am presenting a case of a patient where following problems: lack of bony support, periimplantitis in a mandible, unfovourable position of remaining teeth and skeletal class III malocclusion due to maxillary hipoplasia were necessary to address in order to supply a patient with implant supported fixed prosthetic restoration. Solutions chosen, despite compromises acomplished with the patient ivolved in a treatment process, allowed for reaching favourable face ethetics, tremendous function and comfort of life improvement with a use of fixed restoration preserving dental implants already existing in oral cavity.

Doctor of dental medicine (DDM), specialist in maxillofacial surgery since 2016. Combines clinical work in hospital departament along with private practice. She gained experience in many clinical centers in Poland and abroad as well as during multiple courses in maxillofacial surgery, oral surgery and dental implantology. Skills acquired during many years of reconstructing bony and soft tissue defects in hospital conditions she uses in regenerative surgery of oral cavity and implantologic treatment. Main proffessional interests include implantoprosthetic rehabilitation, surgical treatment of craniofacial malocclusions – orthognathic surgery and TMJ disorders.