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Soft Tissue Waxup and Mock-Up as Key Factors in a Treatment Plan: Case Presentation
Author(s):
Pedro Couto Viana, DMD; Andre Correia, DMD, PhD; Manuel Neves, DMD; Zsolt Kovacs, CDT; Rudiger Neugbauer, CDT
Date Added:
7/12/2013
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Summary:
Rehabilitation of edentulous spaces in esthetic areas is a challenge to the clinician due to the loss of soft tissues. In these clinical situations, it would be desirable to evaluate and predict the gingival architecture to recover in the oral rehabilitation. To fulfill this need, the diagnostic was should anticipate the final rehabilitation with the integration of hard and soft tissue.
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