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Kamala Kannan¹, Lijo Isaac¹, S Bhaskaran¹

¹Department of Prosthodontics, Karpaga Vinayaga Institute of Dental Sciences, G.S.T Road, Chinnakolambakkom, Palayanoor Post, Madhuranthagamm, Kancheepuram, 603308 Tamil Nadu India.

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Summary

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This study presents a combined fixed-removable dental prosthesis technique to restore anterior teeth lost due to significant alveolar bone loss. This innovative approach improves aesthetics, function, and patient self-esteem while supporting soft tissues.

Keywords:

Bar attachment Dento-alveolar prosthesis Fixed-removable prosthesis Restoration of extensive edentulous ridge defect

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Area of Science:

Dental prosthetics
Oral rehabilitation
Periodontal restoration

Background:

Extensive alveolar bone loss presents a significant challenge in restoring missing anterior teeth.
Traditional prosthetic solutions may not adequately address both functional and esthetic deficits in such cases.
The need for improved patient self-image and oral hygiene maintenance is critical in anterior tooth replacement.

Observation:

A novel technique combining fixed and removable prostheses for anterior tooth restoration was developed.
The removable prosthesis is designed to restore the alveolar defect and attaches to the fixed prosthesis via a precision attachment.
The fixed component addresses esthetics and function, while the removable part offers soft tissue support.

Findings:

The combined prosthesis effectively restores anterior teeth with extensive alveolar bone loss.
Precision attachments ensure secure integration between fixed and removable components.
The technique enhances esthetics, restores function, and improves patient's self-image.
The removable prosthesis aids in soft tissue support and facilitates easier oral hygiene.

Implications:

This technique offers a viable solution for complex anterior tooth loss cases.
Improved esthetics and function can lead to enhanced patient satisfaction and quality of life.
The design facilitates better oral hygiene, potentially reducing complications associated with prosthetic restorations.