Complete dental rehabilitation utilizing removable partial dentures and monolithic zirconia crowns (case report)

Bilateral edentulous areas are a common clinical presentation, and in most of those cases, implant repair may not be possible. As a result, the conventional metallic partial denture is still in use. As our awareness of appearance has grown in our daily life , esthetics became a crucial component of dentistry. consequently, patients ask for aesthetic restorations that also maintain functionality. Zirconia is a widely used material for both functional and aesthetic demands. It has been demonstrated that zirconia can endure occlusal and functional stresses without neglecting the aesthetic appearance that is expected of a tooth-colored restoration. which is why using it as surveyed crowns to support partial dentures is optimal.<strong></strong> <strong>Objectives: </strong>The goal of this case study is to demonstrate a method for restoring a partially edentulous patient through the use of a metallic partial denture held up by surveyed zirconia crowns using CAD-CAM technology. <strong>Received: 14 July 2024</strong> <strong>Accepted: 01 September 2024 </strong> <strong>Published: 19 September 2024</strong>