Maxillary and mandibular oral rehabilitation with hybrid prostheses, using conventional one and two phase implants and zygomatic implants in patient with ectodermal dysplasia. Clinical case
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Zygomatic Implants, All-on-four, Ectodermal dysplasiaAbstract
The edentulous patient and his oral rehabilitation, specially with severe bone reabsorption is really a challenge for the clinician. In many situations the clinician requires additional procedures such as bone grafting in order to gain bone volume and finally be able to place the dental implants. In this article, we describe a patient with ectodermic dysplasia, who has some impacted teeth and severe bone reabsorption. In this case multiple dental extractions were performed and the placement of zygomatic implants with propose to avoid any bone grafting and be able to rehabilitated the patient at much less morbility, less cost and time.
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