Clinical case report shows successful anterior ridge rehabilitation using basal implants, indicating innovative approaches to manage ridge resorption.
Tooth loss and ridge resorption complicate traditional implant therapy, often requiring grafts and prolonged healing for success. Basal implants offer a solution by anchoring into dense cortical bone, enabling immediate loading and superior primary stability. This case involved missing mandibular incisors and an extracted maxillary lateral incisor, rehabilitated using single-piece basal implants without grafting. Synthetic Novabone Putty supported regeneration in deficient areas. With atraumatic extractions, bicortical stabilization, and timely restoration, both function and esthetics were efficiently restored.
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