A prefabricated modular substructure for a 4-implant-supported fixed complete denture: A dental technique.

J Prosthet Dent

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Published: December 2020

A substructure is required for an implant-supported fixed complete denture that is sufficiently strong and supportive to function reliably. A novel prefabricated modular system that allows for the analog generation of a passively fitting, supportive, titanium framework for a 4-implant fixed complete denture is described. The process allows the delivery of an immediate, definitive prosthesis on the same or the next day.

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