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A. 12-year-old female patient with right ear loss. Initial clinical presentation. B. anterior view.
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Tehran University of Medical Sciences (Figure 1).
Waxed up ear trying in.
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Upon left ear, right ear was waxed up and tried in (Figure 2).
Surgical stent made from clear acrylic resin.
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Germany) (Figure 3).
Surgical stent is used to determine implants location and angulation.
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Under general anesthesia, two implants; 3.3/5.5 mm (ITI, Straumann AG, Basel, Switzerland) were inserted in seven and eleven o'clock holes (Figure 4).
Bar retention clip system.
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The bar was now tried onto the implants placed into the patient's skull (Figure 5). 
A and B: Patient after reconstruction.
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The prosthesis was then placed on the patient (Figure 6).