Digital technology-enhanced reconstruction and rehabilitation following mandible fibular flap grafting with implants: a case report.

IF 1.8 Q3 DENTISTRY, ORAL SURGERY & MEDICINE
Frontiers in dental medicine Pub Date : 2025-03-05 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01 DOI:10.3389/fdmed.2025.1554315
Shuang Li, Jian Liu, Jian Li, Baoheng Yin, Yuanyong Feng, Yanshan Liu, Na Bai
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Abstract

Objective: In this paper, we report a case of missing posterior teeth after mandibular fibular flap grafting and implant restoration by means of a digital restorative process, in the hope that the application of digital technology will help the patient to comfortably establish an adapted occlusal relationship.

Case report: A 29-year-old male patient developed a left mandibular ameloblastoma measuring 35 mm × 35 mm × 25 mm, which did not invade the surrounding bone tissue, submandibular gland tissue, or lymph nodes. After resection of an 85 mm mandibular segment, the patient was reconstructed using a gastrocnemius flap transfer. He was then referred to our institution for postoperative dental implant restoration. The restorative process incorporated various digital technologies including a digital facebow, intraoral scanner, extraoral scanner, facial scanner, and CAD/CAM systems. Following 1 year post-implantation, the patient received second-stage implantation alongside autologous dermal allograft (ADM) transplantation; subsequently, a temporary prosthesis was fabricated while employing an electronic articulator to accurately transfer occlusal relationships before finalizing with permanent restorations. The integration of digital technology throughout this restorative process enhanced both precision and comfort.

Conclusions: This case study offers an innovative and efficient clinical approach for addressing dentition defect following mandibular reconstruction via advanced digital methodologies.

数字技术增强下颌骨腓骨瓣植骨术后重建与康复1例。
目的:本文报道一例下颌腓骨瓣植入术后牙缺失的数字修复过程,希望数字技术的应用能帮助患者舒适地建立适应的咬合关系。病例报告:29岁男性患者左侧下颌成釉细胞瘤大小为35mm × 35mm × 25mm,未侵犯周围骨组织、颌下腺组织和淋巴结。切除85 mm下颌骨后,采用腓肠肌皮瓣移植重建患者。他随后被转介到我们的机构进行术后种植修复。修复过程结合了各种数字技术,包括数字脸弓、口内扫描仪、口外扫描仪、面部扫描仪和CAD/CAM系统。植入术后1年,患者接受二期植入术和自体真皮异体移植(ADM);随后,我们制作了一个临时假体,同时使用电子关节器来准确地转移咬合关系,然后进行永久性修复。在整个修复过程中,数字技术的集成提高了精度和舒适度。结论:本病例研究提供了一种创新和有效的临床方法来解决下颌重建后的牙列缺损。
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