Mandibular reconstruction by microvascular free fibula flap has dramatically improved the
quality of life of patients treated by interruptive surgery. A simple prosthesis can be used for …

Background Reconstruction and oral rehabilitation of segmental maxillofacial defects
resulting from ablative surgery is commonly achieved by osteocutaneous vascularized free …

Importance Dental implantation has been used for oral rehabilitation to improve cosmesis
and function. Objective We aim to evaluate the clinical outcomes and success rates of …

Background Chewing ability is often compromised in patients with oral cancer. The aim of
this study was to identify which factors affect masticatory performance in these patients …

Oral and oropharyngeal cancer (henceforth oral cancer), and its treatment, have major
impacts on the physical, psychological and social well-being of affected individuals …

Purpose this study retrospectively analyzed the rate of screwed implant insertion and risk
factors in patients undergoing mandibular reconstruction with microsurgical revascularized …

Statement of problem Mandibular reconstruction with a microvascular free fibula flap is
widely used after oncologic resection because it allows functional and esthetic restoration of …

Reconstruction of acquired or congenitally absent facial structures such as ears, eyes, the
nose, and other structures is a challenging task for the reconstructive surgeon. Often …

As a result of major ablative surgery, head and neck oncology patients can be left with
significant defects in the orofacial region. The resultant defect raises the need for advanced …

Statement of problem Oral rehabilitation after maxillectomy can be performed by prosthetic
obturation or with a free fibula flap. Successful prosthetic obturation of large maxillectomy …