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case_images: Panoramic radiograph. Implant (2.5) with fracture screw and hex devastated platform.
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case_images: Removal of fracture fragment: (a) radiograph; (b) fissure bur was used to remove the fractured screw; (c) occlusal view.
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case_images: Therefore, the fragment was destroyed with a fissure bur, touching the internal threads of the implant, as seen radiographically (Figure 2).
case_images: DuraLay post.
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case_images: Keliance) (Figure 3).
case_images: Sealing and adaptation were made: (a) radiographic control and (b) disclosing wax verifications.
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case_images: Post cement.
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case_images: Dental impression.
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case_images: Framework sealing and adaptation of metal crown.
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case_images: Crown cement and occlusal adjustment.
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case_images: Finally the prosthetic crown is cemented, after occlusal control, which was allowed to be below 12 micrometers' occlusion (Figure 8) and the patient received information about oral hygiene.
case_images: Intraoral radiograph at the 1-year follow-up.
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case_images: After one year of treatment, clinical and radiographic monitoring is performed (Figure 9).