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Loss of teeth may not only imply impaired oral function and loss of alveolar bone but is also often accompanied by reduced self-confidence. This results in a larger problem with the fully edentulous patient. The patient introduced in this study showed multiple missing teeth and mobility of remaining teeth and wanted to have fixed dental prosthesis using implants. Remaining teeth were extracted because of periodontally bad prognosis. This article reports a satisfactory clinical and esthetic outcome of full mouth rehabilitation using implant hybrid prosthesis in fully edentulous patient.
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Fig. 2.
(A) Maxillary occlusal view after implant surgery, (B) Mandibular occlusal view after implant surgery, (C) Panoramic radiograph after implant surgery.
Fig. 3.
(A) Upper implant supported record base, (B) Lower implant supported record base, (C) CR recording was carried out with implant supported record base.
Fig. 4.
(A) Computer aided design of customized abutment, (B) Customized titanium abutments was connected to working model, (C) Pattern resin block, (D) CR recording was carried out with pattern resin, (E) Final impression of maxillary implants, (F) Final impression of mandibular implants.
Fig. 5.
(A) Computer aided design of upper mesostructure, (B) Computer aided design of lower mesostructure, (C) Upper and lower mesostructures were positioned to mounted master cast, (D) Upper mesostructure, (E) Upper zirconia restorations, (F) Upper zirconia restorations were positioned to upper mesostructure, (G) Lower mesostructure, (H) Lower zirconia restorations (I) Lower zirconia restorations were positioned to lower mesostructure.
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