From Damaged Smiles to Lasting Transformations
Every smile tells a story. These are real cases planned and performed by Dr. Jonathan Volland, shown with patient permission. Results vary by individual case.
Advanced periodontal loss across the upper arch with mobile remaining teeth. Extractions, four implants, and a fixed provisional bridge in a single visit; final zirconia at month five.
Broken and heavily restored teeth with recurrent decay at the gum line. Full-arch treatment planned from CBCT imaging, six implants per arch, fixed bridges delivered the day of surgery.
Significant ridge resorption from long-term denture wear. Tilted posterior implants engaged the remaining anterior bone, so no grafting was needed and the final bridge was delivered at month four.
Long-term wear, fracture, and discoloration across the upper arch left multiple teeth structurally compromised. Full-arch treatment restored the arch with an implant-supported fixed prosthesis.
Answers, before you ask.
Yes. Every case shown was planned and performed by Dr. Jonathan Volland, and each photo is published with the patient's written permission. No stock photography, no simulated results, and no digitally altered smiles.
Not identically, and any practice promising otherwise is overselling. Your outcome depends on your bone volume and quality, your bite, your gum position, your facial proportions, and your healing. What these cases do show is the standard of finish you should expect. At your consultation we review your 3D imaging together and tell you honestly what is achievable in your specific case.
Most full-arch cases follow the same arc: extractions, implant placement, and a fixed provisional bridge on the day of surgery, then roughly four to six months of healing before the final zirconia bridge is delivered. Some cases finish faster, and cases needing grafting take longer. You leave the first surgical appointment with fixed teeth in nearly every case.
Tilting the posterior implants lets them engage the denser bone at the front of the jaw, which often makes grafting unnecessary even after years of bone loss. It is not always possible. Whether grafting is needed in your case is determined from a CBCT scan, not from a photograph or a phone conversation.
Schedule a consultation with Dr. Volland.
For full-arch implants, the consultation is complimentary. Other consultations carry a standard fee, and either way you'll meet Dr. Volland personally, review your imaging together, and receive a written treatment plan with itemized pricing before scheduling.