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Recently, the occlusal reconstruction using the dental implant has become a predictable alternative and is scientifically well acknowledged. However, even when we encounter to patients with para-function and intensive occlusal force, the implant treatment is only a part of the process. It is essential to understand that the Provisional Restoration after the implantation is the key in achieving a balanced occlusion. This means that out of the elements which consists from esthetics, function, biology and structure, it is especially important to examine the elements, function (chewability) and structure(infrangibility). This is made possible by a cautious clinical follow up to make minor adjustments and in some cases, this may result in a change of treatment planning. There exists numerous clinical parameters such as bridge or implant; single or jointed crown; the material selection; the decision of guiding teeth; or the configuration of the suprastructure. Keeping all these parameters in mind, the application of the knowledge obtained from the diagnostic wax-up to the Provisional Restoration, enable us to make the best choice which leads to a final restoration with an esthetic biology. In this case presentation, the importance of the Provisional Restoration will be discussed mainly focusing on treatment planning and treatment goal setup.

The Importance of Provisional Restoration on Occlusal Reconstruction Using Dental Implants