The occlusal management of maxillary anterior single-unit implant-supported restorations.
This paper, with the aid of clinical examples, highlights some of the common occlusal problems that can be associated with maxillary anterior single-unit implant-supported restorations. The authors stress the importance of thorough pre-operative planning to identify any likely occlusal problems. This allows patients to be fully informed of the impact of any necessary clinical compromise and of the need for and nature of modifications to the natural dentition.
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Restorative Department, GKT Dental Institute, St George's Hospital, London.
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