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Summary

Digital workflows enhance immediate single-tooth replacement using computer-aided implant placement and digital provisionalization. This approach improves predictability and patient satisfaction in dental implant therapy.

Keywords:

CAD/CAM computer-aided surgery dental implant digital dentistry guided implant surgery immediate loading immediate placement prosthetic procedure prosthodontics

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Area of Science:

Dentistry
Digital Dentistry
Implantology

Background:

Immediate single-tooth replacement therapy can be complex.
Digital workflows offer advancements for static surgical guidance and custom prosthesis.
Optimizing predictability and efficiency is key in dental implant procedures.

Observation:

A case report details a novel approach for immediate single-tooth replacement.
This involved static computer-aided immediate implant placement and digital provisionalization with angulated screw access.
A 27-year-old woman with congenital agenesis received a replacement for a mandibular second premolar.

Findings:

The 1-year follow-up after definitive restoration showed positive outcomes.
Peri-implant keratinised mucosa exhibited vertical gain and interproximal stability.
No changes in marginal bone level were observed, indicating successful osseointegration.

Implications:

Novel digital tools successfully facilitate surgical and prosthetic aspects of immediate tooth replacement.
Digital workflows enhance clinical efficiency and predictability in dental implant therapy.
Reduced chair time and increased patient satisfaction are key benefits of this digital approach.