Full mouth rehabilitation: by implant supported prostheses

This book offers a practical and evidence-based guide to full-mouth rehabilitation, integrating biomechanics, occlusion science, and prosthodontic principles for predictable clinical outcomes. It simplifies complex concepts such as vertical dimension, centric relation, anterior guidance, and occlusal schemes, while explaining major rehabilitation philosophies including Hobo's techniques and the Pankey-Mann-Schuyler approach. Modern implant-supported options like All-on-4 and All-on-6 are also highlighted for managing severely atrophic jaws. With a focus on restoring oral function, esthetics, comfort, and long-term stability, this book bridges foundational theory with clinical execution. It serves as a valuable resource for postgraduate students, clinicians, and academicians involved in comprehensive restorative and implant prosthodontics.