Ocular Prosthesis: From Diagnosis to Rehabilitation

The loss of an eye can have profound physical, psychological, and social consequences. Ocular prostheses play a vital role in restoring facial aesthetics, confidence, and quality of life for individuals affected by congenital defects, trauma, disease, or surgical eye removal.This book provides a comprehensive overview of ocular prosthetics, tracing its evolution from ancient artificial eyes to contemporary digital technologies. It explores the history, materials, surgical considerations, fabrication techniques, and recent advances in ocular rehabilitation. Drawing upon current literature and clinical principles, the text highlights the interdisciplinary approach required for successful prosthetic rehabilitation.Designed for students, clinicians, prosthodontists, maxillofacial prosthetists, and healthcare professionals, this book serves as an accessible reference to the science, art, and clinical practice of ocular prosthesis.