Introduction Ineffective oral function, loss of structural balance, poor aesthetics, and psychological repercussions are all consequences of replacing lost teeth or teeth brought on by dental caries, chronic periodontitis, trauma, or anodontia. For these individuals to regain their natural shape, function, comfort, appearance, speech, and general health, restoration is necessary. For millennia, a...

Abstract Objectives and Background In order to restore normal contour, function, and aesthetics, missing teeth must be restored since they cause structural imbalance, inefficient function, bad aesthetics, and psychological affects on people. Since ancient times, a variety of synthetic and natural alternatives have been employed to replace lost teeth. The newest replacement techni...