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The frontal view of the edentulous space
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There was no occlusal contact on the incisors [Figure 1, 2].
An occlusal view of the missing mandibular incisor
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There was no occlusal contact on the incisors [Figure 1, 2].
The intimate contact of the core with the teeth
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The core section of the prosthesis was fabricated on the cast [Figure 3, 4].
The core section of the prosthesis
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The core section of the prosthesis was fabricated on the cast [Figure 3, 4].
A sketch showing the try-in stage of the core
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In addition, the shade of the pontic was defined and recorded [Figure 5, 6].
The sufficient space required in the labial to form the pontic
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In addition, the shade of the pontic was defined and recorded [Figure 5, 6].
The final prosthesis
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A dual-polymerizing resin (Panavia, Kurary, Tokyo, Japan) was utilized to bond the all-ceramic RBFPD to the abutment teeth [Figure 7, 8].
A Lingual view of the prosthesis after cementation
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A dual-polymerizing resin (Panavia, Kurary, Tokyo, Japan) was utilized to bond the all-ceramic RBFPD to the abutment teeth [Figure 7, 8].