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Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry
Clinical Report| Volume 127, ISSUE 5, P680-683, May 2022

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Reversal of the intrusion of a natural tooth located between two implant-supported crowns: A 7-year follow-up report

      Abstract

      In patients with implant-supported restorations, intrusion rarely occurs in nonconnected natural teeth. This clinical report describes the intrusion of a natural tooth located between 2 implant-supported crowns after 4 months of normal function. The second premolar was intruded by 3 mm. The intrusion was completely reversed after interproximal contact adjustments, and the tooth position was stable at the 7-year follow-up.
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