Management of Technical Complications During Full-Mouth Implant Rehabilitation With Hybrid Prostheses Over a 7-Year Period.

Monolithic ceramics have been introduced in dentistry to help reduce technical complications reported with implant-supported metal-resin hybrid prostheses. This clinical report describes the maintenance and technical complications that occurred during a full-mouth implant rehabilitation using different prosthetic materials over a 7-year period. During the course of 4 of those years, multiple technical complications were encountered with the metal-resin hybrid prostheses, prompting the need for increased maintenance.New prostheses were inserted with screw-retained titanium frameworks and individually cemented single crowns, and subsequently no technical complications were encountered after 2 years of follow-up.