RAGHAVENDRA JAYESH S,RAMAN S,RAJITH VARMA A,SAKET ASAMWAR R,PRIYANKA D
DOI: https://doi.org/Background: Prosthodontic needs of edentulous patients are varied. In-situ conditions and psychological priorities of patients necessitate modification of treatment plans to serve better. Both the just born as well as geriatric patient will require such care.Modern implant therapy has been shown to help overcome a shortcomings of traditional denture therapy. Implant supported overdentures are recommended to enhance patient comfort including retention, stability, and aesthetics.
Case report:: A 66-years-old male complaining of all missing teeth in mandible and a few missing teeth in the posterior maxilla with periodontally compromised anteriors, sought rehabilitation . Implant supported complete arch prosthesis was suggested in the lower arch followed by extraction of all teeth in maxilla and further rehabilitation after CBCT evaluation .Two implants in the anterior region were placed under L.A. After 3-4 months, post surgical phase,healing abutments were placed and bar retained overdenture in lower arch was provided.
Conclusion: Survival of implants supported overdenture was very high in mandibular arch with a Survival rate of implant >96.1%.Careful selection and tactful treatment will ensure good prognosis.
