An interdisciplinary approach was used to treat a patient with pathologic migration of teeth, with severe anterior proclination and molar mesial inclination due to localized aggressive periodontitis. The combination of regenerative periodontal therapy, prosthodontic rehabilitation, and orthodontic treatment greatly improved function and esthetics.
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