A Comprehensive Review on a Prosthetic Finger Fabrication Approach: Clinical Rest Position (CRP) vs Palms and Fingers Extended (PFE).

Creating effective prosthetic fingers involves precise treatment planning and skilled fabrication to restore aesthetic appearance and passive function. Successful outcomes depend significantly on retention and how closely the prosthesis mimics natural finger contours. We analyzed techniques for fabricating finger prostheses with palms and fingers in clinical rest position (CRP) versus palms and fingers extended (PFE) straight out.

An Aesthetic and Economic Approach of Smile Designing for a Patient With Dentinogenesis Imperfecta: A Rare Case Entity.

This is a case report presenting a female patient in her twenties suffering from severely stained, unaesthetic, and worn-out teeth since her childhood. It was a major aesthetic and functional concern for her. This clinical presentation describes the prosthetic rehabilitation of a patient with generalized discolored and worn-out teeth to have enhanced aesthetics and masticatory function of the patient.