A Case of Dysfunction of Masticatory Caused by Distal Extension Improved by Turns of One Side, Implant, and Removable Denture

Abstract

Patient: A 65-year-old female patient presented dysfunction of masticatory with distal extension and esthetic dissatisfaction of the anterior teeth. Occlusal reconstruction was performed by dental implant and removable denture, then treatment of the anterior area.
Discussion: The treatment denture was very concernment in barring any complications of maxillo-mandibular relations, in addition to the mandibular position of diagnosis and establish the therapeutic range. If necessary, change the therapeutic measures for the design denture for this case of asymmetrical dental treatment of the implant.
Conclusion: Dysfunctions of masticatory caused by distal extension were improved by occlusal reconstruction with implant and removable denture.