Digital Planning and Guided Surgery for Immediate Implants in Anterior Esthetic Area: Case Report

Background: Despite the high rates of guided-surgery success in the aesthetic region, only a few studies describe both the planning protocol and the clinical-tomographic-surgical performance to reach short-term satisfactory outcomes. Aim: The aim of the present study was to describe the planning applied to a guided surgery in the aesthetic region, and its clinical outcomes, by taking into consideration the periimplant tissue profile and the implant-supported prosthesis. Method: This report describes the case of a female patient, at the age of 48 years, who presented herself seeking rehabilitation treatment based on osseointegrated implant and prosthesis, and to replenish the upper lateral incisor region which showed fracture under examination. Result: The success of treatments based on implants in the aesthetic region depends on several factors, with emphasis on diagnostics and planning. The aforementioned stages are entangled in many benefits from guided surgery planning to conduction, such as surgery duration and acts’ reduction, lower discomfort, and iatrogenic injuries to soft and hard tissues. Conclusion: The outcome in the rehabilitated aesthetic region was predictable, as well as functionally and aesthetically stable.