Abstract
An oral prosthesis can help maintain a sense of normalcy by preserving psychosocial and physiologic function in the aftermath of a maxillary resection. Rehabilitating the resulting defect in a timely manner requires strategic choices in treatment sequencing and prosthetic design. This clinical report describes the process of fabricating a series of removable and implant-retained prostheses to minimize a patient’s time without the restoration of critical craniofacial structures.
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