Implant position should be determined from the definitive treatment plan from the outset.
PROSTHODONTICS
FOR A BETTER TOMORROW
Dr Mehrdad Akhavan Khaleghi
Prosthodontist
Treatment should begin with judgment,
not intervention.
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Clinical reasoning, experience, and careful execution
Implant Prosthodontics:
Beyond Replacing Missing Teeth
IMPLANT PROSTHODONTICS
Implant treatment is not only about the number of implants placed. Prosthetic design, cleanability, serviceability, force distribution, and long-term prognosis should be considered together from the beginning.
Follow-up radiograph
Clinical viewThe prosthesis should remain cleanable, maintainable, and clinically manageable over time.
Prosthesis type, load distribution, and repairability should be considered from the beginning.
From single-tooth and short-span restorations to full-arch rehabilitation and overdentures.
View Implant-Related Cases →WHAT INFORMS THE JUDGMENT?
What Informs Clinical Judgment?
Clinical judgment should be grounded in clinical work, teaching, and evidence—not simply asserted.



FEATURED INSIGHT
A Deeper Look
Why the Provisional Phase Is More Than Temporary
In complex rehabilitation, provisional restorations allow form, function, and reversible decisions to be tested before committing to definitive treatment.
For treatment, referrals, or professional discussion.
Separate pathways for patients and dentists keep the information relevant, focused, and free from promotional language.


