Tooth Missing

The bonded bridge is the same type of temporary restoration appropriate for a single tooth loss (Fig. 4a-4h). The procedure is identical to that described above, with the same limits.

No temporary prosthesis

In this paper the delay in implant prosthetics, we think it necessary to point out that wearing a prosthesis during the osseointegration of implants does not contribute to healing. At the first consultation implant, a number of patients present without their prostheses restaurant edentulous, edentulous posterior often, and it is useful to consider with them whether this can be extended for a few months it's simpler, cheaper and the prognosis remains the same.

Conclusion

Restoring a tooth loss with a prosthesis on implants is a technique that requires a delay of about 4-8 months between the introduction of artificial roots and production of implant-supported prosthesis. The realization of a temporary prosthesis should be considered depending on the patient's desire, remembering that there is no absolute need to develop a prosthesis during this period. So if the patient presents without a prosthesis for edentulous posterior single or plural, it seems appropriate not to consider temporary prosthesis, with the advantage of saving time chair with associated financial savings due to the completion of the denture. If the patient wants compensation from his temporary tooth loss, regardless of the location and importance, the most rational solution will set a temporary restoration. Indeed, based on a bridge abutment teeth, or on temporary implants ensures optimal protection of the operative site and requires a reduced monitoring during the phase of osseointegration. As a result, the sessions are reduced to the chair and the cost of this type of prosthesis (bridge bonded) can be equivalent to one removable solution. Finally, the use of removable denture is a temporary solution that fits all types of tooth loss, regardless of their size and their situation. The low cost of its implementation should not lose sight of its true cost quite high, due to the monitoring post surgical and prosthetic procedures it requires. In addition, the temporary removable prosthesis has the disadvantage of not being able to be returned to the patient on the day of surgery, and within 10 to 15 days needed for primary healing, is often one of the constraints that hinder the most patients candidates for the restoration of their edentulous by implant-.

Fig. 4a - The bonded bridge often requires a temporary overhang vestibular fins to compensate for the lack of preparation of the palatal surfaces of the abutment teeth.	Fig. 4b - The fins are often temporary bridge of low surface area so as not to interfere with the existing occlusion.
Fig. 4c - Despite these limitations, the aesthetic remains acceptable for a period of 6 months and the function is not disturbed by the presence of the temporary restoration.	Fig. 4d - Every surgery (by stage 2), the bridge is off ...

Fig. 4th -... and the adhesive is removed by careful polishing with strawberries very fine-grained.	Fig. 4f - Access to the surgical field is excellent, ...
Fig. 4g-... and in this case, the final abutment (here CeraOne Branemark System ® from Nobel Biocare) is set up ...	Fig. 4 hours -... with implant-supported temporary crown.

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