Description of the Surgical and Prosthetic Workflow of a Patient Rehabilitated with Implant-Retained Auricular Prosthesis

Facial tissue loss is acquired as a result of congenital anomalies or acquisitional misshapen like tumoral lesions accidents. These defects in functional problems, esthetic concerns, and also psychosocial troubles could be repaired by plastic surgery reconstructed using facial prostheses. Conventional tissue-supported auricular prostheses meet lots challenges due to dependence on undercut adhesive for retention. Implant-retained lessen the complications related adhesive-retained alleviate need invasive surgery. provide patients with secure retention avoid prosthesis disengagement caused movable surrounding soft tissue. The impact secured satisfactory esthetics self-confidence promising. This paper aimed describe surgical prosthetic workflow patient ear deformity basal cell carcinoma (BCC) which was rehabilitated implant retained prosthesis.