Abstract:Aim: Esthetic rehabilitation of an orbital defect with an orbital prosthesis using modified anatomic mode of retention. Background: Orbital deficits can result from neoplasms, infections or trauma. These defects lead to functional as well as esthetic disablement. Prosthetic rehabilitation plays a vital role as an alternative to surgical reconstruction in such cases, as an orbital prosthesis provides a non-invasive, cost friendly and esthetically predictable approach. Retaining an orbital prosthesis within the… Show more
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