Full mouth rehabilitation with all on 6 protocol using bone graft and nerve repositioning: a case report

Implant-supported fixed restoration is a well-established treatment method for edentulous patients. Long-term clinical studies have shown that this type of restoration can be successful for many years.1-3Full-arch rehabilitation, a term used by many practitioners, has become a popular restorative option in dental settings. There have been many reports in literature on the use of full-arch4-5, fixed implant-retained prostheses. While planning for implant in maxilla and mandible, the quality of bone, ridge proximity to the maxillary sinus and the inferior alveolar/mental nerve position has to be assessed and implant has to be placed keeping in mind these anatomic factors. We hereby describe a case of edentulous maxillary and mandibular atrophic ridge that was treated with bilateral direct sinus lift surgery, bone graft placement, bilateral inferior alveolar nerve repositioning and all on 6 implant placement