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The oral rehabilitation of patients with microvascularized bone and extraoral skin grafts is a clinical challenge. The integration of these procedures with digital technologies has increased the treatment accuracy, minimizing the risk associated with anatomical variations, and improving esthetic and functional outcomes. This article presents a reproducible and completely digital approach for the functional and esthetic rehabilitation of reconstructed jaws with microvascularized bone and extraoral skin grafts.
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