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restoration of the edentulous maxilla case report | Fig. 40 Fig. 41 Fig. 42 Fig. 43 Fig. 40: Finished and polished prosthetics and structure before the delivery. Figs. 41 & 42: Structure screwed into the oral cavity. Fig. 43: Prosthesis positioned in patients’ mouth. Figs. 44–46: Final situation, Fig. 46 photos of the patient. Fig. 44 Fig. 45 carried out, including: the phonetics, aesthetics and the correct support of the soft tissues. Once the pink flange was finished, the prosthesis was positioned in the muffle furnace for the curing steps (Fig. 36). These systems provide a good precision and an excellent detail reproduction. Once cured, the prosthesis was extracted and finished (Fig. 37) and then to the final polishing prior to the delivery (Figs. 38–40). Finally, the superstructure and the prosthesis were placed in the mouth (Figs. 41–43), verifying the good aesthet- ics, function and also the satisfaction of the patient (Figs. 44–46). Conclusion The teeth set-up, and digital systems allow us to accurately design a complete rehabilitation, and is important in highlighting from the very early stages which solution (fixed or removable) is most suitable for the patient. In this case, the solution of a remov- able prosthesis made possible an optimal functional and an aesthetic result._ about Dr Gualtiero Mandelli graduated in Medicine and Surgery from University of Study of Milan in 1985. After graduating, he achieved three post-graduate specialisms in: Orthodontics, Stomatology and Pediatrics in the same Uni- versity. He was Visiting Professor in Orthodontics at University of Parma from 2003 to 2010 and from 2011 he has been Visiting Professor at Specialisation School in Orthodontics at University of Brescia. His private practice is in Lombardia. He has been a member of SIDO from 1995. Dr Mandelli is also an author of various scientific works and has given talks and presentations at numerous courses and congresses. Carlo Borromeo founded Dental Laboratory Borromeo in Italy in 1988, specialising in the construction of prosthesis for implants using CAD/CAM. He collaborates with Nobel Biocare Procera, Dental Wings, Rhein’83 and other companies to im- prove his expertise with their materials. He is a highly published industry author and presents and participates in many dental lab courses and conferences. CAD/CAM 2 2017 23