Total edentation is one of the most complex situations to manage in dentistry, both from a clinical and a psychological point of view. Currently, patients accept less and less to expose their oral disability (total edentation), immediate total prosthesis remains the best condition for the transition to edentulism and provides a psychosocial comfort (Fabris and Millet, 2010; Rosca, 2013). This prosthetic realization is a complex management because the patient has a painful past and may remain reluctant to the new therapeutic project (Pompignoli, 1998). The purpose of this article is to describe the different clinical stages of the immediate complete prosthesis of use on a patient with aggressive periodontitis.
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