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industry report | Fig. 36a Fig. 36b Fig. 36c Fig. 38a Fig. 38b Fig. 38c Fig. 37 Fig. 39a Fig. 39b Fig. 39c Fig. 39d Fig. 40a Fig. 40b Fig. 40c Fig. 41a Fig. 41b Fig. 41c Fig. 41d Conclusions about No complications or adverse situations were ob- served at any time during the treatment, from the planning to the final prosthetic installation. The patient was extremely satisfied with his new denture. Over- all, the treatment required a relatively low number of appointments, with just a single surgical session. An immediate replacement of natural dentition in the up- per jaw with an implant-supported full-arch bridge was achieved in a controlled and planned way, minimising the risks and potential patient discomfort. The patient appreciated the immediate loading approach, since it enabled him to maintain a “fixed teeth” situation and avoid a removable denture stage during the osseointe- gration period. Dr Massimo Frosecchi 1992: Degree in Dentistry from the University of Florence. 1994: Specialisation in implant surgery and prosthetics at the University of Florence. 1995: Speciali- sation in Implantology and Bone Graft Harvesting at New York State University at Buffalo. 2008–2009: Speaker on the ‘Master of Implantology’ course at the University of Pisa. 2008: Fellow of the Italian section of the inter- national scientific group ITI. 2008: Visiting Professor at the Universidade Nove de Julho, Sao Paulo. 2011: ITI Study Club Coordinator for Toscana. 2011–2012: Director of the Implantology course at the Clinic IPENO, Florianopolis. 2011: Speaker on the Master of Implantology course at the Uni- versity of Rome Tor Vergata, in Rome and Tirana (Albania). 2013: Professor of Implantology and Scientific Evidence at the University of Genoa CAD/CAM 1 2018 37