Abstract
Establishing optimal aesthetics, function and periodontal health in patients with missing teeth is a complex and challenging process, which demands the interaction of several dental specialties for effective multidisciplinary management. The most frequent scenario encountered within the orthodontic-restorative interface is missing teeth; this article focuses on the management of missing teeth, discussing diagnosis, the treatment planning process, treatment outcome and retention. This is demonstrated throughout a series of clinical cases treated within a multidisciplinary team. CPD/Clinical Relevance: The management of patients with missing teeth is often challenging; with a variety of orthodontic and restorative treatment options for the general practitioner.
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