Managing the transition to a complex full mouth rehabilitation utilizing injectable composite

Area of Science:

• Dentistry
• Restorative Dentistry
• Dental Materials

Background:

• Complex complete mouth rehabilitations are often time-consuming and expensive.
• Financial limitations can prevent patients from seeking necessary dental treatment, leading to worsening oral conditions.
• Urgent rehabilitations pose significant challenges in terms of patient compliance and long-term prognosis.

Purpose of the Study:

• To describe the application of flowable injectable composite resins for transitional treatment in complex complete mouth rehabilitation.
• To present a cost-effective and time-efficient method for managing extensive dental needs.
• To offer a solution for patients facing financial or time constraints.

Main Methods:

• Utilized flowable injectable composite resins as a transitional bonding material.
• Employed an injection molding technique with clear indices derived from diagnostic waxing.
• Performed full mouth rehabilitation within a single appointment.

Main Results:

• Achieved immediate stabilization of deteriorating oral conditions.
• Provided instant aesthetic and functional results.
• Facilitated a cost-effective transitional phase for patients.

Conclusions:

• Injectable composite resins serve as a viable transitional material for complex cases.
• This approach allows for immediate treatment, addressing urgent patient needs.
• It enables patients to plan for definitive porcelain restorations over time while managing current limitations.