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A novel and innovative technique for fabrication of customized detachable cheek plumper: A clinical case report
International Journal of Applied Dental Sciences · 2021 · Vol. 7(3) · pp. 160–162
Nandini Jain✉(MNR Dental College and Hospital)Sheetal Bisht(MNR Dental College and Hospital)Sapna Rani(MNR Dental College and Hospital)Kamal Vashisht(MNR Dental College and Hospital)Shuja Mohammed Khan(MNR Dental College and Hospital)
Abstract
Prosthetic rehabilitation of a completely edentulous patient no longer confines to only replacement of missing teeth. Patients are increasingly demanding improvement in esthetics at the end of treatment. Aging leads to a high impact on external facial esthetics resulting in slumped cheek leading to undesirable facial esthetics. Cheek plumper is a commonly used prosthesis to enhance the support of sunken cheeks providing better esthetics. This clinical report describes a novel technique to fabricate detachable cheek plumber to improve support for sunken cheeks retained with a ball bearing and a new commercially available material.
Digital Imaging in MedicineAnatomy and Medical TechnologyBiomedical Ethics and RegulationCheekDentistryProsthesisOrthodonticsMedicineSurgery
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