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FIG 16 FIG 17

FIG 18 FIG 19

to obtain more room to bond passively the prosthesis with good aesthetics. We man- About the AUTHORS
retentive caps were cast into the framework. aged to draw back the attachments to the
The structure covering the whole bar was center ridge, despite the vestibular emer-
completed in resin. (Figures 10-11). gence of the implants (Figures 17-18), while
We put a opaque pink over the metal maintaining the existing denture (Figure
structure and then put it inside the prosthe- 19) to the complete satisfaction of the
sis (Figures 12-13); once the prosthesis fin- patient.
ished and polished we replaced the black This mutual satisfaction is the goal of
laboratory processing caps with the suitable our work. To get there we have to choose
ones in accordance of the prosthetic reten- and use the best materials on the market.
tion we desired (Figure 14). Comparing the Our experience, our competences will
initial situation (no bar Figure 15) with the advise us which project is the best, without
final (with bar and Figure 16) it is clear that forgetting that communication with the
we obtained a good result with extreme patient is mandatory and is the base of Emiliano Ferrari, MDS, Gianni Storni, MDT, was
simplicity; we provided a robust, stable every project. was born, studied, lived born in Bologna, where
and worked in Bologna. he lives and works. He
He received his dental graduated in 1985 at
There is no ideal, generic treatment plan for all edentulous maturity at the institute the school for dental
patients but there is an ideal treatment plan for “that” single L.Dehon Bologna in 1991. technicians’ Village of
He graduated in den- the Child “of Bologna.
edentulous patient. tistry from the 1986/1987 He worked at
University Bologna in the dental laboratory,”
1996. Character Bologna, one
of the largest laborato-
ries in the city.

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