Localized infection of the extraction socket can compromise bone quality and quantity within the socket and bone support for the adjacent dentition, precluding immediate rehabilitative interventions. The use of local scaffolds containing effective antimicrobial agents may help to control infection for successful regeneration and implant placement.

This report demonstrates a method for shaping the soft-tissue of pontic and future implant sites before implants placement. After non-restorable teeth were extracted, soft-tissue was contoured to achieve ovate-shape on pontic and implant areas. These initial contouring procedures allowed the shape of the soft-tissue to be evaluated before implant placement.

CAD/CAM complete dentures have shown to improve the fit and material strength than conventionally fabricated dentures, however there are no clinical protocols described for extreme residual ridge resorption. This report describes a combined workflow of conventional and novel techniques for CAD/CAM complete dentures fabrication for atrophic alveolar ridges.