Digital Technology Enhanced Reconstruction and Rehabilitation After implants with implants: case reporting

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Objective: The presence of benign and malignant tumors in the oral cavity often requires partial or complete resection of the jaw, making the restoration of the morphology of the dental arch and the mourning function as a critical target in oral rehabilitation. Recent developments in digital technology have greatly facilitated postoperative stabilization of implant after finish vaccination. In this work, we mention a case of losing a back tooth after the restoration of non -digital implants and implants through a digital recovery process in the hope of providing a viable clinical option. -Restoration therapy with oral implants after completing the repair of pennone fins for bone reconstruction and implantation due to a volume of enamel cells of the left lower jaw. , and CAD/CAM systems. After one year after implantation, the patient received a second -stage implant along with the transplantation of Autologus Skin Other (ADM). Then a temporary intention was constructed when using an electronic articulation to accurately convey fenced relationships before it was finalized with permanent restorations. The incorporation of digital technology throughout this rehabilitation process has enhanced both accuracy and comfort. Continuous: This case study offers an innovative and effective clinical approach to treat the defect of teeth after the reconstruction of the jaw through advanced digital methodologies. Facilitating the exact transmission of position relationships between Maxilla and lower jaw. Such applications promote constant movements, minimize the time of the chair and determine the appropriate relationships that reflect current jaw conditions as well as the musculoskeletal joints by sucking the comfort of patients.