ArticleCase reports in dentistry2025
Usage of a "Unique" Digital Surgical Guide for Simultaneous Crown Lengthening, Implant Placement, and Soft Tissue Thickening in the Esthetic Zone.
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Abstract
Managing complex esthetic cases involving crown lengthening and anterior implant placement in compromised ridges often requires a staged, multidisciplinary approach. Such treatment modality is often lengthy and demanding for both the patient and the practitioner. With the rise of digital planning software, treatment can now be streamlined by providing a preview of the expected outcome. The "unique" surgical guide is the first of its kind to enable practitioners to simultaneously perform patient-tailored crown lengthening and implant placement. This novel concept may enhance the patient's treatment experience by reducing surgical interventions and simplifying the prosthodontic workflow.
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