Dr. Mura has been studying and applying state-of-the-art techniques for implant supported prostheses since 1980.

He has designed and implemented an immediate-loading protocol for front teeth, which allows implants to be placed at the same time that one or more unrecoverable teeth are extracted, restoring immediate function and aesthetics with implant-supported teeth. With this protocol, our patients can have a fixed reconstruction of their teeth on the same day surgery is performed and their teeth are extracted.

Minimally-invasive implant robotics improves computer-assisted surgery. Planning implant surgery through the use of a computer gives us the advantage of a three-dimensional simulation and reconstruction of the patient's jaws.

This allows us to accurately plan implants in advance, which are then placed in their ideal position and in an ideal number.

Dr. Mura plans computer-assisted implant surgeries using an engineered system thatsimulates and creates a 3D reconstruction of the patient's jaws, based on Cone BeamComputed Tomography (CBCT X-Rays).

With this simulation, the ideal position and number of implants to be placed can beaccurately determined for a better aesthetic-functional result that restores harmony to thepatient’s face and smile.

Even for back teeth, in most cases, a temporary tooth, which is designed and prepared with the aid of the computer, can be placed immediately after implant surgery.

In patients who are totally edentulous (who are missing all their teeth), our carefully-planning technique has, for over 30 years, been allowing our patients to leave the clinic with a temporary fixed dental prosthesis right after surgery.

This gives patients the freedom to chew immediately, have good aesthetics, and lead a normal life during the healing process, while they wait for their final prosthesis.

Extensive case histories, and the experience we have gained with our technique, have enabled us to use the cutting-edge technologies offered by computer-assisted surgery, based on 3D reconstructions with Cone Beam CBCT X-rays. All this with scientific expertise and a personalized approach. Computer-assisted surgery also allows us to perform procedures that are faster and more comfortable for our patients, who can then leave the clinic with a temporary prosthesis immediately after surgery.

This is a congenital condition involving the absence of one or more buds of permanent teeth, and the subsequent absence of these teeth in the jaw bone. Agenesis can impair the growth and position of contiguous teeth, therefore, damaging chewing function and affecting aesthetics.

At Studio Mura, we assess proper bone growth of the jaws and also the proper growth of teeth, as early as between infancy and childhood. With an early diagnosis and, if necessary, through X-rays, we are able to identify agenesis and develop appropriate multidisciplinary treatment plans, such as:

1. Orthodontic treatments - when the agenesis involves premolars or molars. Here, we intervene by moving the teeth in the dental arch, in order to close the spaces caused by the agenesis and restore an aesthetic and functional balance.


2. Orthodontic-prosthetic treatments - when the agenesis involves the front teeth. Here, we intervene by orthodontically restoring the spaces required for placing implants and porcelain crowns, with a correct shape and size for good aesthetics.These specially created spaces must be maintained using a Maryland-type bridge, until the patient’s bone stops growing (estimated age: early twenties), before implants can beplaced.

In adults, agenesis can be resolved by creating space for implant placement, or by using a Maryland-type bridge that, bonded to the teeth, replaces the aesthetics and function of the missing tooth.

This is a bridge used for replacing missing front or back teeth that is attached to adjoining teeth.

Another solution than can resolve blemishes caused by agenesis of the front teeth can be cosmetic reshaping through the use of porcelain veneers.