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This gentleman from Wales presented requesting a replacement for the upper right central incisor that had recently been extracted because of an abscess. The upper left incisors had crowns with poor aesthetics and the right lateral incisor was twisted. The abscess had caused a lot of bone loss in front of the tooth and this meant that an implant solution would have a slightly longer crown length. Implant placement was delayed to remove the infection. Despite the bone loss, healing was uneventful and a temporary made. The implant was restored and the crowns on the other incisors were replaced with procera, non-metal crowns two months after osseointegration had taken place. The lateral incisor was veneered to bring it into alignment. The final appearance is excellent.
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