There are many techniques in the dental implant literature to augment bone for implant site development. The use of rigid titanium mesh was first described by Boyne in the mid-1980s to maintain regenerative space and to aid in unimpeded bone healing. Ti-mesh was used in this case report to demonstrate the predictability of this technique in creating bone augmentation in both a lateral and verti...

Dental implants are believed to be the best treatment option for patients looking replacement of missing teeth, particularly in esthetic zone. Peri-implant mucosal recessions can main problem anterior areas, while functional zone coverage exposed is not concern, because cleaning methods these structures much more important. Free gingival graft (FGG) considered as a common modality increasing so...

Pretreatment knowledge of crestal and radicular dentoalveolar zones and their associated thicknesses can improve risk assessment to meet esthetic and functional goals, particularly when discrepancies in anterior maxillary and mandibular arches exist and when an anterior protected articulation is to be achieved. This paper discusses a new classification of dentoalveolar bone phenotypes that diff...

Dental implants have become the preferred treatment option for missing teeth replacement due to their functional and restorative benefits. However, placing in esthetic zone remains a challenge anatomical factors need optimal emergence profile. The use of custom abutments regenerative techniques this case report resulted successful implant-supported restoration with excellent aesthetic outcomes....

Growing demand of invisible braces byesthetically conscious patients has led to remarkable inventions in materials for esthetic labial archwires. Archwires with excellent optical clarity and mechanical properties comparable to conventional archwires have been manufactured by almost all the leading companies of orthodontic products in the past two decades, but their clinical use is still limited...

Rehabilitation of patients with disabilities of head and neck region, due to either congenital or acquired defects is a challenging task. These defects range from minor cosmetic discrepancies to major functional limitation. The prosthodontics management of these patients should aim at not only restoring the functional and esthetic handicap, but also ensure psychological well being. For facial r...