AestheticRestorationfor Single-Tooth Implants

B1Dm4 Po R~DDS Many practitioners are uncomfortable about placing single-tooth implants in the anterior area Cor their patients. The source of hasiI tancy is'because of the intricacies of meeting the demanding requirements of anterior aesthetics. The surgical procedure Corthe placement of the implant followed by the integration of the implant are not the limiting factors Corsuccess. Instead, the overall aesthetics of the case needed to produce an excellent result has been limited by the restorative options available. In addition, other elements of anterior design aesthetics involving single-tooth replacement include shade mapping. langtbl width ratio, golden proportion, incisal edge poeition, arch Conn, gingival symmetry, lip line, papilla height, contact gradient, emergence profile, and occlusal relationships such as centric. anterior guidance, ovetjet, and overbite.