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Recovery of masticatory function after implant treatment in the left mandibular molar region: A case report

Patient: A 56-year-old female patient was referred to our hospital by a local dentist for the purpose of implant treatment. The patient initially complained of pain and a bad smell localized on the left side of the mandible. After root fracture of the lower left second premolar was diagnosed, the tooth was extracted. Discussion: Two implant fixtures were implanted in the lower left edentulous area. After connecting a provisional restoration to the implants, the patient complained about an uncomfortable feeling during occlusion. Subsequently, the occlusal form was modified and the progress was followed up. The final cement-retained superstructure was installed with her consent. The prosthesis achieved stabilization of occlusal morphology and ease of maintenance. Conclusion: It is suggested that good results can be obtained by reflecting the confirmation by provisional restoration in the final superstructure.