Abstract
This article reports a case of maxillary rehabilitation with implant-supported fixed dental prostheses on six zirconia implants. A woman with impacted maxillary canines attended our dental clinic seeking a metal-free maxillary restoration. After the extraction of both impacted maxillary canines and the placement of autogenous bone graft, six two-piece zirconia implants with straight abutments were placed in the anterior maxilla. Two zirconia fixed dental prostheses with porcelain veneering, separated at the midline, were placed on these zirconia implants. The 10-year follow-up monitored the adequate evolution of both implants and restorations with no signs of peri-implant disease.
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