Julian Conejo, Alejandro Sanchez-Lara, Christina Rivet, Frank LaMar
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Digital Workflow for a Definitive Implant-Supported Hybrid Prosthesis.
Implant-supported hybrid prostheses have become popular solutions when treating patients with terminal dentitions or who are completely edentulous. Since the implementation of osseointegrated dental implants to treat edentulism, multiple prosthetic designs and materials have been used for full-arch fixed hybrid prostheses. While these restorations can be highly successful, the most common restorative failures are attributed to lack of prosthetic space or a framework without passive fit, consequently leading to possible chippings, delamination, and/or fractures. This article reviews the clinical and laboratory steps for fabrication of definitive implant-supported hybrid prostheses with the implementation of bone reduction guides, implant osteotomy guides, and immediate provisionalization using digital manufacturing technologies.