REHABILITASI SELURUH RAHANG DENGAN PENDEKATAN REORGANISASI PASIEN YANG KEHILANGAN GIGI SEBAGIAN (FULL MOUTH REHABILITATION WITH REORGANIZED APPROACH IN PARTIALLY EDENTULOUS PATIENT)

One of the common dental problems of geriatric patients is missing teeth. Partially edentulous patients with multiple teeth loss are considered to have a kind of disability that is eligible for full mouth rehabilitation. The purpose of this case study was to explore the treatment sequence of reorganized approach when the clinicians provide full mouth rehabilitation with correct imperfections in the occlusion and esthetic in partial dentate patient with unstable occlusion. A male patient aged 55 years came to the Dental Hospital Faculty of Dentistry, Airlangga University with complaints: difficult to chew food and want to improve the appearance of frontal teeth. The management of this case began with a preliminary treatment tartar cleaning the upper and lower jaw, endodontic treatment and tooth extraction. Rehabilitation was then performed around the jaw. In conclusion, rehabilitation care throughout the patient's jaw has been successful clinically, but is still necessary to evaluate the long-term.