Aesthetic and functional rehabilitation whit less invasive criteria

Authors

  • Rodrigo H. Stoehr Universidad nacional de Cuyo, facultad de Odontología
  • Edgardo Boero López Universidad Nacional de Cuyo, Facultad de Odontología

Keywords:

Minimal invasión, oral rehabilitation, ovall pontic

Abstract

The concept of minimal invasiveness, understood as the respect for the original state of tissues and organs in the context of stomatological rehabilitation, implies the approach and application of a carefully studied treatment plan and with this determining guiding principle: the search for an excellent result, reducing the magnitude and number of treatments, evaluating less invasive alternatives. The use of conventional and cantilever bridges on implants, particularly with oval pontic design, meet this expectation of excellence.

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Published

28-12-2023

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Caso Clínico