PMC3341744_01
Pre-operative intraoral view in occlusion
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F1
A 54-year-old male reported to the Department of Prosthodontics with a chief complaint of difficulty in chewing food and sensitivity to hot and cold food items [Figures 1 and 2].
Pre-operative intraoral occlusal view
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F2
A 54-year-old male reported to the Department of Prosthodontics with a chief complaint of difficulty in chewing food and sensitivity to hot and cold food items [Figures 1 and 2].
Facebow transfer
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F3
Diagnostic wax-up
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F4
The anterior segment of the cast was reassembled and the condylar guidance and incisal guidance were set again (Condition 2) and the wax-up was completed so as to generate posterior disocclusion [Figure 4].
Tooth preparation
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F5
Minimal occlusal reduction is indicated for patients scheduled for rehabilitation at an altered VDO [Figure 5].
Wax-up after conditions 1 and 2
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F6
The wax pattern was fabricated with the anterior mandibular segment removable following Conditions 1 and 2 [Figure 6].
Metal coping try in
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F7
All the wax patterns were cast and metal copings were tried in the patients mouth [Figure 7].
Post-operative intraoral view of maxillary arch
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F8
Oral hygiene instructions were given and follow-up was carried out at regular intervals [Figures 8-10].
Post-operative intraoral view of mandibular arch
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F9
Oral hygiene instructions were given and follow-up was carried out at regular intervals [Figures 8-10].
Canine-guided disocclusion during right lateral movement
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F10
Oral hygiene instructions were given and follow-up was carried out at regular intervals [Figures 8-10].