SEVERE ASYMMETRICAL ATROPHY OF THE MAXILLA, COMBINED TRANS-ZYGOMATIC IMPLANT PROTOCOL. CLINICAL CASE

Angular and trans-zygomatic implantation is an alternative to most maxillary augmentations with severe deformations and extreme atrophy. The usage of the frontal section of the maxilla for implantation surgery after tooth extraction provides effective stability for implants and prostheses. This is the most frequently used protocol for intraoperative direct replacement with traditional and trans-zygomatic implants after extraction of the frontal teeth. Immediate functional loading with provisional restorations is always guaranteed. This saves a considerable amount of treatment time. Augmentations on the maxilla are not necessary. We present a clinical case of implant prosthetic rehabilitation using conventional and trans-zygomatic implants in extreme atrophy and deformations of the maxillary frontal region.