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Figure 6c: Patient delighted with the outcome of immediately
loaded treatment regime, avoiding the use of a removable prosthesis
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| Figure 1a: Pre-op clinical view. | Figure 1b: Post-op clinical view. |
Figure 2: Preoperative intraoral full mouth series of radiographs
illustrating the failing dentition.
Figure 3: Post-surgical stage 1 radiograph which illustrates 3 abutments
placed on the mandibular implants for immediate loading.
.Figure 4A: Occlusal view of the three immediately
loaded implants following mucosal healing.
Figure 5c: Occlusal view of the conversion prosthesis supported
by 3 immediately loaded implants.
Figure 5a,b: The conversion prosthesis created from the provisional immediate
removable denture showing the three prosthetic retention cylinders.
Figure 6a: Final tissue integrated prosthesis, smiling view.
Figure 6b: Postop panoramic radiograph showing the 10 implant
supported porcelain fused to gold prosthesis in the maxillary arch, and the
8 implant supported prosthesis restoring the mandibular arch including
3 implants which were immediately loaded.
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