Rehabilitation of complete maxillary arches is often complicated by bone that is not only of poor quality but also scarce. Corrections can be made, in part, through constructive surgery and bone grafting.
These more complex techniques, however, can cause discomfort and disturbance to the patient and often are poorly accepted because they take longer and involve more surgical procedures compared to less invasive techniques.
Presented by:
- Dr. Pynadath George
