PMC3703682_01
Preoperative picture showing missing teeth
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F1
Clinical and radiological examination revealed the endodontically treated 12, 13, 22, 23, missing 11, 2, less amount of bone available in upper anterior region and traumatic bite because of supra eruption of lower anterior teeth [Figures 1 and 2].
Extraoral picture showing missing teeth
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F2
Clinical and radiological examination revealed the endodontically treated 12, 13, 22, 23, missing 11, 2, less amount of bone available in upper anterior region and traumatic bite because of supra eruption of lower anterior teeth [Figures 1 and 2].
The final impression of the prepared teeth
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F3
Final impressions were made with two stage double mix putty light body rubber base impression material (Aquasil, Denstply) [Figure 3] and poured in Type IV dental stone (Bego stone; BEGO, Bremen, Germany).
The cemented provisional crown
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F4
The provisional FPD was fabricated and cemented using non-eugenol cement [Figure 4].
The wax up for 06 units bridge with loop connectors
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F5
Patterns of the modified FPD with loop connectors were fabricated by using blue inlay wax indirectly on the cast, adjusted for optimal occlusal contacts, and contoured to final shape, and form [Figure 5].
The final prosthesis
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F6
Pontics were contoured with a fine-grained bur maintaining the diastemas and evaluated for esthetics and residual ridge adaptation [Figure 6].
The FPD cemented in mouth
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F7
Type I luting cement [Figures 7 and 8].
The FPD cemented in mouth
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F8
Type I luting cement [Figures 7 and 8].