Oral or Dental Implants have opened the door to the 21st century in dentistry and oral rehabilitation. They have increased the treatment possibilities for patients and improved the functional results of their treatment. Patients who had to compromise their esthetic appearance, chewing functionality and nutritional intake due to complete or partial tooth loss can now be restored back to various degrees of normal esthetics and functions.

Complete dentures improve the quality of life and restore function in edentulous patients2 Denture insertion represents the culmination of a series of carefully considered and lacking procedures on the part of the doctor. It is also the moment largely awaited by the patient who has co-operated in both time and efforts toward this event. Well-made dentures enable the patient to have comfort, adequate function and participation. These are the goals of denture insertion that are usually obtained, indicating a satisfying experience to both doctor and patient, amply repaying the skill and training...

The introduction of endosseous dental implants as an option for restoring partially and fully edentulous patients has revolutionized dental treatment. High survival rates reported for single and multiple missing tooth replacements have validated the use of implant-supported restorations as a predictable method for oral rehabilitation.Implants enable a single missing tooth to be replaced without restoring adjacent teeth. In addition, implants allow fixed restorations to be fabricated in patients who are fully or partially edentulous.There are several reasons for the increased number of implant...