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1Albert Einstein Medical Center, University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
Abstract:
Contemporary restorative procedures often require the incorporation of a multidisciplinary treatment approach in order to ensure that the proper clinical parameters are addressed. Incorporation of a team approach that integrates various periodontal and restorative considerations is paramount to successful treatment in complex situations. This article describes the use of a team approach for predictable treatment of a complex case presentation. Treatment planning, implant placement, periodontal maintenance, and restorative considerations are also introduced.
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