Prosthodontic Rehabilitation in a Patient with Cocaine-Abuse Palatal Perforation: A Case Report

The findings suggest that prosthetic rehabilitation with an obturator is a viable and effective solution for managing palatal perforations resulting from cocaine use, significantly improving oral functions and quality of life. This approach highlights the need for comprehensive treatment plans that include both prosthetic management and encouragement toward substance abstinence, emphasizing the multifaceted public health implications of cocaine addiction and its complications.