Restoration with zygomatic and conventional implants in a patient with a giant cell lesion
Authors
Eduardo Basáñez Ribera, Gianna Di Palma, Grazia Marinelli, Raymundo Ramírez Lugo, Roberto Peña Ruiz, Thomas Werner Graber, Giovanni Falisi, Ervis Jolla, Ettore Lupi, Enzo Iacomino, Sofia Rastelli, Marco Severino, Stefano Mummolo, Alfredo De Rosa, Angelo Michele Inchingolo
Abstract
The rehabilitation choice of patients undergoing resective surgery until some time ago was that of a removable prosthesis.
With the introduction of implants and digitized programming, it is possible to perform previsualization of the surgical treatment and program all the various rehabilitation prosthetic phases.
The authors present a case of a patient suffering from a giant cell lesion whose upper right jaw was surgically removed and then prosthetically rehabilitated.
So, the only possibility we have of reducing the invasiveness of surgical treatments is to make an early diagnosis.
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