Neurofibromatosis type II dental management, case report, and review of the literature.

Alpha 30-year-old male with features of Neurofibromatosis type II (NF2) including vision and hearing loss, imbalance, and cranial and peripheral nerve tumors, was referred for dental prosthetic rehabilitation. Treatment plan was established to rehabilitate the patient with periodontal, endodontic treatment, extractions, restorative, and prosthetic procedures. Due to severe vision impairment and hearing loss, special communication methods were required in order to achieve patient's cooperation, mainly utilizing the sense of touch. Devices such as tablets and smartphones were also used to facilitate communication and patient's comfort. The patient was followed up every 3 months. During the recalls special emphasis was given to the oral hygiene and motivation. It was possible to surpass the severe vision and hearing impairments of this special care patient and fully treat him in the dental chair under a multidiscipline protocol.