[Balancing ability and coping with anterior tooth replacement].

Abstract

People with severe intellectual disabilities are at greater risk of dental trauma. Cooperation in a dental setting is often limited and inadequate oral hygiene is a common concern. When opting for anterior tooth replacement, personal factors must be considered carefully. Choosing an appropriate anterior tooth replacement involves balancing aesthetic outcomes, durability, and the strain on the patient. These cases illustrate how such choices are weighed in practice.