Gingival recession or bad lab work: what do you think?
Last Updated: Apr 20, 2012
Dear Friends,
I am a dental technician and completed this 8-unit implant supported fixed partial denture with implant abutments in #5,6 [maxillary right first premolar and canine; 14,13] Â and 11, 12 [maxillary left canine and first premolar; 23, 24] with pontics in #7-10 [maxillary right central and lateral incisors and maxillary left central and lateral incisors; 12,11,21,22]. Â The framework fit the abutments. Â But the soft tissue adaptation is bad. Â Very poor aesthetics. Â The doctor called and said he was not paying his bill because of laboratory errors in fabrication of the fixed partial denture. Â He even sent these photographs of the case in the mouth. Â I think he sent old impressions and made a temporary bridge that was poorly adapted to the gingiva and produced the gingival recession. Â Look at my working casts. Â The case has had a poor result because of the dentist’s work, not the technician. I did not cause the gingival recession. Â Do you agree with the above? what to do?
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