SDS - Swiss Dental Solutions

How did SDS help build your practice? We'd love to know how we helped and how we can continue to support you!

What are your Experiences with the SDS support? Let us know in the comments!

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CASE STUDY 👏🏻

Introducing an inspiring patient journey: Meet our 85-year-old male patient who transformed his quality of life through dental rehabilitation. Struggling with an unstable upper prosthesis, he opted for a total upper restoration with 9 SDS implants, following successful experiences with lower implants. Despite initial challenges, including vertical dimension loss, he received an elegant definitive prosthesis after eight months, enhancing his chewing and speech abilities. While some implants faced setbacks, successful implantation in other areas showcased less than 2mm of marginal bone loss after a year, marking a complete success in his journey to improved oral health.

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https://education.swissdentalsolutions.com/en/ambassador/ambassador-dr.-gregor-hocevar/samb240093

CASE STUDY 🇨🇭👇

A female patient presented to the SWISS BIOHEALTH
CLINIC with a missing lateral incisor (tooth 22) and
eruption of tooth 23. The presence of the deciduous
canine (tooth 63) caused functional friction and
overbite, resulting in tooth 63 being overlapped by
antagonist 33. The deciduous tooth 63 exhibited gum
recession and an atrophied root, clinically
demonstrating grade 2 mobility. The radiological
findings depicted the extent of the atrophic root of
tooth 63 and provided precise measurements for
implant planning.

Following the minimally invasive extraction of
deciduous tooth 63, socket disinfection with ozone,
and filling with platelet-rich fibrin (PRF), a one-piece
zirconia implant was immediately placed, achieving
initial stability with a torque of 35Ncm. Owing to the
condition of the deciduous socket, a slightly smaller
implant diameter than usual (3.8 mm instead of 4.6
mm) was selected for the canine region. The coronal
form resembling a natural tooth characteristic of SDS
implants (the „tulip“ shape) facilitated aesthetic
outcomes and maintenance of the buccal ridge, even
with the use of a 3.8 mm diameter implant in the
canine region. The implant length was 14 mm, as
previously determined by CBCT.

Immediately after insertion, a tissue-level implant was
prepared for a temporary crown. The CAD-CAM milled
temporary crown was designed to rest directly on the
preparation edge of the implant, allowing optimal
periodontal hygiene and soft tissue shaping during the
healing phase. The temporary restoration was
intentionally made slightly shorter to promote gum
growth around the tulip of the implant, known as
„creeping attachment.“ The soft tissue in region 23
exhibited excellent healing and a strong affinity for
ceramic implants.

Don't miss Christoph Arlom's lecture on removable solutions at the SDS ALL course in June!
Working independently in Berlin since 2005, he has made a name for himself with extensive training and memberships in renowned medical societies. His expertise in ceramic implantology and biological dentistry is second to none. As a speaker on integrative dentistry, he is a fascinating personality who is well worth experiencing live.
The SDS ALL course is part of our CERAMIC IMPLANTOLOGY WEEK, however it can also be booked individually. The SDS ALL course will take place on June 14-15, 2024. Link in Bio!

You can find more info on Ceramic Implantology courses with our SDS Ambassadors here:
https://education.swissdentalsolutions.com/ambassador/

Do you even have to sell your patients on zirconia implants?

Happy Easter! We wish you a joyful holiday season.
If you're looking to explore new opportunities post-Easter, you could take part in our new PRACTICAL ZIRCONIA IMPLANT COURSES with one of our SDS Ambassadors! Find out more in our Story Highlights!

Zirconia Dental Implant Training

The PRACTICAL ZIRCONIA IMPLANT COURSE provides a comprehensive overview of the methods and techniques involved in case planning and placement of zirconia implants.
Hands-on courses for ceramic implants are held throughout Europe and in the USA by our SDS Ambassadors. They provide a comprehensive overview of the methods and techniques for case planning and implant placement with SDS ceramic implants.

Learning objectives at a glance:

- Learn more about the unique properties of SDS ceramic implants
- Surgical techniques for successful implant placement with ceramic implants
- The advantages and requirements of immediate implant placement
- Why ceramic implants reduce the risk of peri-implantitis
- Special features of prosthetics with ceramic implants

You can find the links for the individual courses in our AMBASSADOR COURSES Story Highlight!

This one goes out to the patients as well! 🙏🏼
What have your experiences been like?

Do you already have an SDS Ceramic Dental Implant?

What do you think?

What‘s it like to restore SDS?

Successful Immediate Implantation with SDS Bright Implants! 🌟

Meet our amazing 60-year-old male patient who battled periodontitis and a smoking habit of over 10 ci******es daily. Because of these challenges, he presented with generalized body pain and sought a solution.

Our team immediately loaded SDS Bright implants in the esthetic regions 42, 32, 11, 21, 13, and 23. The patient received a provisional solution for an extended period, and after one year, his definitive restorations were completed.

We’re thrilled to share that upon placement of the prosthesis, all implants showed clinical and radiographic stability, successfully osseointegrating. Fast forward three years of follow-up, and none of the implants were lost! Additionally, the marginal bone loss (MBL) was less than 2 mm, indicating a complete success for the immediate implantation with SDS Bright implants.

This inspiring case showcases the power of modern dentistry and the positive impact it can have on our patients‘ lives. Stay tuned for more success stories like this!

What was your most challenging case? Share it with us in the comments!

Dear friends, dear colleagues!

Thank you very much for your loyalty, your interest and your commitment on our common path of questioning various areas of (dental) medicine and improving them with intelligent concepts and products in the interests of our patients‘ health!

Full of anticipation and enthusiasm, I look forward to the coming year and wish you a peaceful and relaxing festive season with your loved ones and a happy new year in 2024, which will be special on all levels,

Your Ulrich and family and the entire SDS and Swiss Biohealth team

SEASON’S GREETINGS  🎄🕯️
 
We had a sensational time at our Christmas party together, we hope that you were able to celebrate as well.
 
With this in mind, we wish you Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year! We are looking forward to an incredibly exciting year and can’t wait to take you on the journey with us!
 

Case Study: SDS ALL 🦷

Today we have an amazing case for you! 🤩🦷 We have a 75-year-old man with dental problems related to root canal treatments and cyst-related procedures. Here are the details:

- Vit D 84.4 ng/ml and LDL 1.08 g/L (09.07.2021), WKB associated with cysts
- Immediate implants: Tooth 15 (SDS 2.0 4611 ov), tooth 16 (SDS 2.0_4611 ba)
- External sinus lift: implantation in the areas of teeth 25-26 was not possible
- Late implant placement: tooth 24 (SDS 1.2_4608 AnyCheck 80 ISQ), tooth 25 (SDS 1.1_4611-ov AnyCheck 82 ISQ), tooth 26 (SDS 1.1_4611 AnyCheck 82 ISQ)

After 4 months, the implants were successfully placed and the occlusion was restored on both sides. In December 2022, the patient received his final crowns and bridge. The last check-up took place in July 2023.

The patient is a real fighter! 💪✨

CASE STUDY 🦷

What beautiful results! This 61-year-old woman has faced numerous challenges since 2012, including an inadequate mobile prosthesis, cysts related to Hashimoto's disease, and lack of energy. The treatment was carried out in two phases. In the first phase, the patient received 20 ceramic implants in the upper and lower jaw, along with provisional restorations. After six months, the second phase was completed allowing for a complete restoration of the occlusion and the vertical dimension. Meridians were re-activated, promoting improved blood circulation and drainage in the head and neck. A new long-term provisional restoration restored the patient's smile, chewing function, and quality of life. After 18 months, the patient received her final bridges and crowns. She now has a happy smile and improved oral health.
Here is an overview of what was done:
- Vit D 106 ng/ml and LDL 1.9 g/L (08.03.2021)
- Extraction 23,43-33,27,48
- Removal of foreign body 26
- External sinus 16+26
- Immediate implants 16 (SDS 2.0_7011), 15 (SDS 2.0_4614), 13 (SDS 1.1_3214), 23 (SDS 1.1_4614) ,24 (SDS 2.0 _4614 - double disc), 26,33,31,41,43 (SDS 1.1 3814), 34 (SDS 1.1 3814), 35 (SDS 2.0 4614-ov)
- Late implantation 44 (SDS 1.1 3814), 46 (SDS 2.0 4611), 36 (SDS 2.0 4611), 22 (SDS 1.2 _3814)
- LTP
- March 2021, explantation and re-implantation 22 (SDS 1.1_3817), 23 (SDS 4617)
- March 2021, AnyCheck 46 (75 ISQ), 44 (80 ISQ), 36 (72 ISQ), 35 (74 ISQ), 15 (72 ISQ after tightening), 13 (68 ISQ)
- May 2021 Anycheck 15 (69 ISQ), 23 (80 ISQ) Abutment and preparation for definitive crowns, LTP, new occlusion
- September 2021 Immediate implant placement 31 (SDS 1.2 3314) and 42 (SDS 1.2 3314)
- May 2022 Immediate implantation 33 (SDS1.2_4617 Anycheck 75 ISQ), 16 External Sinus Lift and immediate implantation (SDS2.2_4611 AnyCheck 80 ISQ), 17 (SDS2.2_4614-ov Anycheck 79 ISQ)
- Pfister, prepared new LTP and occlusal rehabilitation.