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<p>Authors xi</p> <p>Preface xii</p> <p>Acknowledgments  xiv</p> <p>Introduction to Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) 3</p> <p>Case 1 Treatment of an edentulous patient with conventional complete denture prostheses 9</p> <p>Case 2 Treatment of an edentulous patient with two-implant–retained mandibular overdenture 15</p> <p>Case 3 Treatment of a patient with combination syndrome 21</p> <p>Case 4 Treatment of an edentulous patient with a severely atrophic mandible 27</p> <p>Case 5 Management of florid cemento-osseous dysplasia (FCOD) 33</p> <p>Case 6 Treatment of a partially edentulous patient with implant-retained  removable partial denture prosthesis 39</p> <p>Case 7 Treatment of a partially edentulous patient with fixed and removable prostheses 45</p> <p>Case 8 Management of ectodermal dysplasia I—overdenture prostheses 53</p> <p>Case 9 Management of ectodermal dysplasia II—implant-retained removable prostheses 59</p> <p>Case 10 Management of ectodermal dysplasia III—a multidisciplinary approach 65</p> <p>Case 11 Management of a fractured central incisor I—mild 73</p> <p>Case 12 Management of a fractured central incisor II—moderate 79</p> <p>Case 13 Management of a fractured central incisor III—severe 85</p> <p>Case 14 Rehabilitation of anterior teeth I—combination of complete and partial coverage restorations 91</p> <p>Case 15 Rehabilitation of anterior teeth II—partial coverage restorations 97</p> <p>Case 16 Rehabilitation of anterior teeth requiring orthodontic extrusion 103</p> <p>Case 17 Management of severe crowding—a multidisciplinary approach 109</p> <p>Case 18 Management of a patient with maxillary canine transposition 117</p> <p>Case 19 Management of a patient with loss of posterior support 123</p> <p>Case 20 Management of the consequences of partial edentulism 129</p> <p>Case 21 Management of worn dentition I—resulting from dental malocclusion 137</p> <p>Case 22 Management of worn dentition II—localized severe wear 145</p> <p>Case 23 Management of worn dentition III—generalized severe wear 153</p> <p>Case 24 Implant therapy versus endodontic therapy 159</p> <p>Case 25 Management of endodontically treated teeth 165</p> <p>Case 26 Prognostic indicators for strategic extractions in a full mouth rehabilitation 173</p> <p>Case 27 Treatment of a patient with implant-supported fixed complete denture prostheses 179</p> <p>Case 28 Full mouth rehabilitation—implant-supported prostheses I 185</p> <p>Case 29 Full mouth rehabilitation—implant-supported prostheses II 191</p> <p>Case 30 Full mouth rehabilitation—implant-supported, screw-retained prostheses 199</p> <p>Case 31 Full mouth rehabilitation—implant-supported,  cementable fixed prostheses 205</p> <p>Case 32 Full mouth rehabilitation—combination of implant and tooth-supported fixed prostheses 211</p> <p>Case 33 Full mouth rehabilitation—combination of implant and tooth-supported fixed and removable prostheses 217</p> <p>Case 34 Management of a patient with bulimia 223</p> <p>Case 35 Management of oral manifestations of methamphetamine abuse 229</p> <p>Case 36 Management of cleidocranial dysplasia I—treatment of an adolescent patient 235</p> <p>Case 37 Management of cleidocranial dysplasia II—treatment of an adult patient 241</p> <p>Index 247 </p>

<b>Leila Jahangiri</b>, B.D.S., D.M.D., M.M.Sc. is Clinical Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Prosthodontics, New York University College of Dentistry, USA.  <p><b>Marjan Moghadam</b>, D.D.S., M.A. is Clinical Assistant Professor and Director of Pre-doctoral Fixed Prosthodontic Clinics in the Department of Prosthodontics, New York University College of Dentistry, USA. </p> <p><b>Mijin Choi</b>, D.D.S., M.S. F.A.C.P. is Clinical Assistant Professor and Course Director of Advanced Prosthodontics in the Department of Prosthodontics, New York University College of Dentistry, USA.</p> <p><b>Michael Ferguson</b>, D.M.D., C.A.G.S. is Clinical Associate Professor and Director of Pre-doctoral Fixed Prosthodontic Clinics in the Department of Prosthodontics, New York University College of Dentistry, USA.</p>

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