Immediate implant-supported rehabilitation of atrophic maxillae with a fixed screw-retained prosthesis has to deal with the fixtures’ disparallelism and a high risk of fracture of the fixture-abutment connecting screw. After the flapless placement of six implants, with the distal ones inclined at more than 30° to bypass the sinus cavities and reduce the cantilever effects, the provisional prosthesis was immediately connected. The low-profile OT Equator attachment system enabled a trustworthy anchorage of the superstructure without the connection-screws allocation on the rear fixtures. Three months later, all implants were definitively loaded. The patient was monitored for two years follow-up. No problem arose during the whole treatment. The prosthesis maintained its stability and anchorage with complete functional and aesthetic results. No signs of periimplantitis or radiographically evident bone loss were noted. The OT Bridge system successfully simplified the immediate loading of all implants regardless of the inclination of the rear fixtures, avoiding a provisional mobile denture.

Combined treatment of photobiomodulation therapy and pilocarpine hydrochloride (Salagen) helped a patient suffering from severe oral mucositis and malnutrition resulting from radiochemotherapy for head and neck cancers. This treatment sped up the patient’s healing process and improved his quality of life by stimulating cells and increasing saliva secretion. The severity of oral mucositis was measured according to the World Health Organization (WHO) scale and the oral mucositis assessment scale. This case report highlighted a new combination treatment that may be the key to successfully managing severe oral mucositis during radiochemotherapy without the need to stop or modify cancer therapy.

The integration of digital technologies like CAD/CAM systems and intraoral scanners is transforming the field of dentistry, providing numerous benefits for both patients and dental professionals. This case study explores the significance and benefits of dental CAD/CAM technology in revolutionizing the dental industry, focusing on the creation of personalized dental restorations with precision and speed. The study emphasizes the applications of CAD/CAM technology and showcases the state-of-the-art Medit i700 intraoral scanner for detailed dental impression scanning. By adopting these advanced technologies, dental practices can save time, enhance patient satisfaction, and reduce costs in the long run. The methodology involved systematic digital assessments, planning, and execution to address cosmetic concerns, resulting in a successful transformation of a patient’s smile using e.max^® CAD/CAM technology and Medit i700 scanner. The case study highlights the importance of patient preference, efficiency, and accuracy in digital dentistry, demonstrating the potential for providing personalized and effective solutions for aesthetic dental concerns. Embracing digital advancements and patient-centered care is crucial for delivering high-quality and innovative solutions in modern aesthetic dentistry.