Abstract
This article describes a case report of rehabilitation of missing two mandibular molars using implants supported crowns and a flapless surgery A year old female patient with defective mandibular bridge was referred to the department of fixed prosthodontics at Dental Clinic of Monastir The edentulous ridge was measured and it was suitable for adequate dimensions two molars The adjacent tooth was vital and prepared the third molars wax extracted Radiographic evaluation showed the feasibility of implant placement in the edentulous site A flapless surgery technique was performed for implant placement The implant supported crown was cemented using Zinc phosphate cement A metal ceramic crown was realized for the second premolar
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