Full-mouth rehabilitation by an implant-assisted removable partial denture: A case report

Abstract

Patient: A 70-year-old female complained of difficulty of mastication and cosmetic disturbance due to incompatibility of dentures. She had occlusal contacts only in the anterior teeth and had lost molar occlusal support. Full-mouth rehabilitation was undertaken in this case, utilizing an implant-assisted removable partial denture in the mandible and a removable partial denture in the maxilla.

Discussion: It is presumed that the patient’s complaint was resolved by utilizing implants for free-end defects to intermediate defects, and by improving the conditions of applying and receiving pressure.

Conclusion: In the present case, an excellent result was achieved by full-mouth rehabilitation with an implant-assisted removable partial denture.