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Revista de Ciencias Médicas de Pinar del Río

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Abstract

ORDAZ HERNANDEZ, Eva et al. Prosthetic rehabilitation combining implant-natural tooth. Rev Ciencias Médicas [online]. 2013, vol.17, n.5, pp.187-195. ISSN 1561-3194.

A partially toothless patient attended to the implantology Service at “Antonio Briones Montoto” Dentistry Care Clinic in Pinar del Rio city, was referred to the Prosthetic Service from the health area where he belonged to. He lost the right lateral-superior teeth when he was younger and had extra-crown preparation in right superior canine. Different diagnostic stages were considered. Usual examinations were performed in order to be chosen for the treatment, a Mini Implant NANO was placed, achieving an adequate primary stability which allowed, according to the plans, to pass to the prosthetic rehabilitation. Lateral part was immediately loaded with the combination of implant with natural tooth; this way was joined rehabilitation of 12 along with 13. The case showed the validity of implants combined with natural teeth, two elements of different resilience, a rigid component as the osseous-integrated implant and a less rigid component as the natural teeth, the natural tooth was considered as a potential mainstay. Conclusions: this union is a clinical satisfactory treatment and very effective at long term, mastication, esthetic and phonetic functions provided major comfort and improved the quality of life with socialization of patients.

Keywords : Dental implants; Mouth rehabilitation; Immediate dental implant loading; Osseous-integration.

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