Abstract
Objective: To present the report of a case of oral rehabilitation of a sequela of central giant cell lesion in a pediatric patient, given the literary shortage on the subject and its importance in the planning of oral rehabilitation for health professionals. Case detail: Follow-up of the planning and preparation of a provisional removable partial denture. Discussion: Pediatric patients are expected to have aesthetic, phonetic and masticatory damages accentuated by edentulism; these can be softened or extinguished by adherence to the prosthetic treatment and collaboration of the patient and his / her caregiver. Final Consideration: Given the nature of childhood development, prosthetic adjustments or replacements should be periodically performed according to growth. Definitive treatments like implants or definitive prostheses should wait until the adult stage.