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Fig. 1.
The two titanium implants have been inserted, flaps have been
sutured and protective caps have been positioned. |
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Fig. 2.
Cores are positioned on the three implants. |
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Fig. 3.
A mixed fixed gold-platinum-porcelain denture is constructed
(see Patients' Section - gold-platinum-porcelain) as well as
a very special denture with precision attachments (see Patients'
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Fig. 4.
Enlargement of female attachments on the fixed denture, into
which the male attachments on the removable denture fit. Note
the shock-absorbing hinge connected to the attachment. |
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Fig. 5.
The hinge movement on the sagittal plane of the two back cols
of the denture can be seen clearly. |
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Fig. 6.
This movement, together with the shock-absorbing hinge, allows
substitution of the missing back teeth with a denture having
attachments on the implants. Otherwise this would be impossible. |
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Fig.
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Appearance and functionality have been restored. |
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on SURGICAL OPERATIONS - Implantology - Complete periodontal, implantological
and prosthesic oral rehabilitation, in a complex multidsisciplinary
case with follow-up after 12 years for more details on the subject) |
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