Abstract
Objective: to report the use of immediate total prostheses in obtaining aesthetics and function. Experience Report: Patient A.B.S., 43 years of age, presented, as main complaint, dental mobility and dissatisfaction with his smile. The initial clinical examination revealed the presence of few dental elements, the presence of grade III mobility, gingival calculus and bleeding. All prosthetic planning was previously carried out and the exodontia was performed, concomitantly, a regularization of the ridge was performed, aiming at a better adaptation of the prosthesis base. The postoperative control was performed after 7, 21, 30 and 64 days, and in the last control, the production of the definitive prosthesis was started. Final Considerations: The favorable clinical prognosis of this type of rehabilitation will depend on the continuation of each case, with periodic visits for adjustments that may be necessary and patient collaboration. These aspects will determine the favorable prognosis and longevity of the prosthetic work performed.