PROSTHETIC REHABILITATION OF TOTAL EDENTULISM WITH DENTAL IMPLANTS
Keywords:
implant, prosthetic rehabilitation, CBCTAbstract
For the aesthetic and functional solution of edentulous patients, we use dental implants in our daily dental practice. For their planning, in addition to the clinical examination, we also use paraclinical examinations using X-ray diagnostics (panoramic or CBCT). Purpose: This paper aims to demonstrate the aesthetic and functional rehabilitation of edentulous jaws using dental implants through the presentation of two clinical cases. Methodology: In both patients, conical implants were placed and loaded after a period of osseointegration, and a prosthetic construction was made on straight abutments. Results: The prosthetic rehabilitation, from an aesthetic and functional aspect, was at a satisfactory level even after several months of loading on the implants.
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