Back To Back Restorative Case
The inter-arch space available for restoration, which is the distance from the anticipated restorative margin to the opposing occlusal plane, will have an impact on the complexity of restorative treatment and the likelihood of complications (Figures 1 and 2). This issue may be less critical
alveolar crest. These implant designs will often be accompanied by a wide selection of restorative components that allow for varying restorative margin positions. Implant designs that incorporate a transmucosal collar require planning that compensates for the height of the collar in situations where the inter-arch dimension is limited. In all implant designs
he space for restorative components and the ability to develop an ideal emergence profile are always critical. Restorative challenges are generally not associated with increased inter-arch space.
