PMC3794510_01
Initial intraoral view showing the maxillary incisors.
CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.001.jpg
PMC3794510_01_CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.001.jpg
fig1
The primary maxillary central and lateral incisors had apparently been previously restored using resin strip crowns, because these teeth are often conical in shape in ectodermal dysplasia (Figures 1, 2, and 3).
Occlusal view of the maxilla.
CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.002.jpg
PMC3794510_01_CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.002.jpg
fig2
The primary maxillary central and lateral incisors had apparently been previously restored using resin strip crowns, because these teeth are often conical in shape in ectodermal dysplasia (Figures 1, 2, and 3).
Occlusal view of the mandible.
CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.003.jpg
PMC3794510_01_CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.003.jpg
fig3
The primary maxillary central and lateral incisors had apparently been previously restored using resin strip crowns, because these teeth are often conical in shape in ectodermal dysplasia (Figures 1, 2, and 3).
Panoramic radiograph showing oligodontia and lack of alveolar bone development.
CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.004.jpg
PMC3794510_01_CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.004.jpg
fig4
Radiographic examination revealed the complete absence of permanent tooth germs, except the permanent maxillary left central incisor (Figure 4).
Silicone maxillary and mandibular impressions.
CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.005.jpg
PMC3794510_01_CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.005.jpg
fig5
The second modeling was made with silicone soft (Figure 5).
Initial frontal view of the patient. Note the diminished OVD.
CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.006.jpg
PMC3794510_01_CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.006.jpg
fig6
Maxillomandibular records were made by placing the occlusal rims in the oral cavity, with a freeway space of 2 mm, and using Willi's measurements (Figure 6).
Working casts mounted in a simple articulator.
CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.007.jpg
PMC3794510_01_CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.007.jpg
fig7
Using the interocclusal record, the working casts were mounted in a simple articulator to evaluate dentition and occlusal vertical dimension (OVD) (Figure 7).
Frontal view of the casts mounted in a simple articulator with artificial teeth.
CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.008.jpg
PMC3794510_01_CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.008.jpg
fig8
The artificial teeth needed for the denture were fabricated at the lab with a suitable shade of heat cure acrylic resin (Figure 8).
Wax try-in of the maxillary and mandibular dentures.
CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.009.jpg
PMC3794510_01_CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.009.jpg
fig9
Tooth positions, occlusal relationships, and the necessary corrections were made before processing the dentures after the prosthesis wax try-in (Figure 9).
Artificial teeth in acrylic resin.
CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.010.jpg
PMC3794510_01_CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.010.jpg
fig10
On insertion of the denture, occlusal interferences were eliminated, and finishing and polishing of the final denture were done (Figures 10 and 11). 
Maxillary and mandibular complete dentures in occlusion.
CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.011.jpg
PMC3794510_01_CRIM.DENTISTRY2013-512951.011.jpg
fig11
On insertion of the denture, occlusal interferences were eliminated, and finishing and polishing of the final denture were done (Figures 10 and 11). 