Angled screwdriver solutions and low-profile attachments in full arch rehabilitation with divergent implants

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Abstract

Edentulism is one of the most significant problems given the increase in the elderly population. The aim of the present investigation is to evaluate a case report with angled screwdriver solutions and new kinds of low-profile attachments in full arch rehabilitation with divergent implants. In this clinical case we will analyze how low-profile abutments with angled screwdriver channel in the OT Bridge system (Rhein83, Bologna, Italy) can be a predictable solution over time to create a fixed prosthesis on disparallel implants with a digital structure (New Ancorvis, Bologna, Italy) for the satisfaction of the patient and of the work team.

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Scrascia, R., Cicciù, M., Manco, C., Miccoli, A., & Cervino, G. (2021). Angled screwdriver solutions and low-profile attachments in full arch rehabilitation with divergent implants. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 11(3), 1–15. https://doi.org/10.3390/app11031122

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