You are well prepared for your last consultation of the day. Your patient is an introspective philosophy professor who was referred to you by a local prosthodontist. His request is that you upright her mandibular second molars for future replacement of the absent first molars. There is no question that uprighting the second molars will improve her periodontal prognosis by eradicating the vertical osseous defects at their mesial roots. Support of her vertical dimension will also be significantly enhanced.
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