REHABILITATION OF AGENESIA 2.2 WITH PRAM INVOLVEMENT. CASE REPORT

Abstract

Dental implants in dental agenesis are an effective and sustainable solution for replacing missing teeth in patients who have not developed some or more teeth permanently. Dental agenesis is a condition in which one or more teeth do not form or erupt normally. In the case of dental agenesis, dental implants can be used to replace missing teeth, giving the patient an aesthetic smile and the necessary functionality during chewing and speaking. Here are some important discussions about dental implants in the dental agency: Individual evaluation: Each patient with dental agenesis will be evaluated individually by the dentist. Issues such as the number and position of missing teeth, bone quality, and patient orofacial structure will be analyzed. The personalized treatment of each patient with dental agenesis has a unique situation, and the treatment of dental implants is personalized according to the needs and anatomy of the patient. Dental implants offer a predictable and sustainable treatment option. The stability of dental implants is anchored directly in the jaw or mandibular bone, providing stability and functionality similar to natural teeth. This allows patients to chew and speak without discomfort or restrictions. Aesthetic dental implants can be designed to match the teeth and shape of the patient's face, thus contributing to the nature of the aesthetics of the smile. They can be made with high quality materials and can be customized according to the color and shape of the patient's teeth. Preserving the bone structure of dental implants helps maintain the health of the jaw bones