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    • Dentistry
    • Prosthodontics
    • Implantology

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    • The provisional phase is critical for establishing occlusal, intermaxillary, and esthetic relationships in full-arch rehabilitations.
    • Transferring this provisional information to final restorations presents a significant challenge.
    • Existing techniques focus on transferring data from fixed provisional restorations.

    Observation:

    • Accurate transfer of information from provisional to definitive restorations is often difficult.
    • Removable prostheses are sometimes used during the provisional phase.
    • A specific technique for transferring data from removable prostheses is needed.

    Findings:

    • This article details a novel technique for transferring information from a removable prosthesis to an implant-supported restoration.
    • The described method facilitates the precise replication of established provisional parameters.
    • This technique addresses a gap in current data transfer methodologies for full-arch implant rehabilitations.

    Implications:

    • This technique offers a viable solution for accurately fabricating definitive implant-supported restorations based on removable provisional prostheses.
    • It enhances the predictability and success of full-arch rehabilitations.
    • Clinicians can improve patient outcomes by utilizing this method for information transfer.