Orthognathic Surgery for Correction of Skeletal Class III Malocclusion Using Osseointegrated Dental Implants: A Clinical Case Letter

Patient 1: Initial clinical position with and without removable, mucosa-supported restoration.

Figure 2. Patient 1: Initial radiograph: cephalometric X ray (a) and orthopantomography (b). Figure 3. Patient 1: Individual abutments and implant-supported maxillary temporary restoration as surgical splint. Figure 4. Patient 1: Implant-supported maxillary restoration.

Figure 5 Patient 1: Postoperative radiograph: cephalometric X ray (a) and orthopantomography (b). Figure 6. Patient 1: Clinical position after surgery with temporary restoration. Figure 7. Patient 1: Final result after 6 months.

Figure 8. Patient 2: Initial clinical position with and without removable, mucosa-supported restoration. Figure 9. Patient 2: Initial cephalometric X ray. Figure 10. Patient 2: Computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing design and implant-supported maxillary temporary restoration as surgical splint (a) and the clinical situation with temporary restoration before surgery (b).

Figure 11. Patient 2: Clinical position after surgery with temporary restauration. Figure 12. Patient 2: Postoperative radiograph: cephalometric X ray (a) and orthopantomography (b). Figure 13. Patient 2: Final result after 6 months.