Digitally assisted bimaxillary complete arch implant rehabilitation using stackable surgical guides, immediate loading, and segmented prostheses: A clinical report.

Authors

Diego Tueme Mendoza, Anakarem Aquino Ortiz, Gilberto Valenzuela Urizar, Mario Alejandro Cuellar Caraza, Brenda Ruth Garza Salinas, Raúl Euán Salazar

Published in

The Journal of prosthetic dentistry. Oct 23, 2026. Epub Oct 23, 2026.

Abstract

This clinical report describes a digitally assisted protocol for bimaxillary complete arch implant rehabilitation with stackable surgical guides, immediate loading, and segmented implant-supported prostheses in a 70-year-old edentulous man. The prosthetically driven digital workflow was based on a double-scan protocol for virtual planning. Eight maxillary and 7 mandibular implants were placed, with the immediate loading of all but 1 implant. After 6 months, definitive segmented restorations were delivered using posterior monolithic zirconia prostheses and an anterior zirconia framework with individual lithium disilicate crowns. This workflow enabled accurate translation of the digital plan to the clinical setting and favorable functional, esthetic, and biologic outcomes.

PMID:
42919774
Bibliographic data and abstract were imported from PubMed on 24 Oct 2026.

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