A 91-year-old male patient, presented with the loss of the left eye [] after orbital exenteration due to squamous cell carcinoma of left upper eyelid. At the time of tumor resection, the orbit was lined with a split-thickness skin graft taken from the thigh. The patient did not receive pre- or post-operative radiation treatment.\nDuring the examination, the patient was concerned with his facial disfigurement and wanted an acceptable solution as early as possible. Various prosthetic treatment modalities ranging from acrylic resin orbital prosthesis to implant retained silicone prostheses were explained and discussed with the patient. Due to socioeconomic reasons, the patient chose orbital prosthesis made of acrylic resin. The fabrication of PMMA resin orbital prosthesis was planned, and it was decided to use available anatomic undercuts to retain the prosthesis.
The present case is about a 69-year-old male patient who reported to the Department of Prosthodontics with the chief complaint of difficulty in chewing food due to worn out dentures. History revealed that the patient was edentulous for past 11 years and has been using the same denture from 11 years. Both maxillary and mandibular ridges were edentulous with no bony spicules. His upper lip [] was long and inter-ridge distance was more than normal. The previous denture was with severely attrited teeth. Hence, it was decided to fabricate a new set of denture for the patient.\nAfter analyzing each available option, it was decided to fabricate hollow maxillary complete denture and conventional mandibular complete denture. The patient also approved the treatment plan as it was light in weight, inexpensive and a non-surgical procedure.