Maxillary Rehabilitation with Combined Fixed-Removable Prosthesis Using Extra Coronal Semi Precision Attachment: Case Report
Benkhalifa Sarra, Mabrouk Yosra, Mansour Lamia
Asian Journal of Dental Sciences · pp. 264–271 · Published 29 Dec 2021
Abstract
Creating a hybrid prosthesis using attachments can be a challenging task for the dentist and for dental technician. The dentist should take into consideration the patient's preferences and requests as well as functional and esthetic demands. Experience and knowledge on the part of the dentist and laboratory technician of difficulties and limitations of each clinical and laboratory step are essential components to successful fabrication and maintenance of these relatively complex restorations. This article reports a full mouth rehabilitation utilizing fixed and cast removable partial prosthesis, combining them with extra coronal castable semi precision attachment (Ceka preci-clix 1271 extra coronal attachment).
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