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design on the Straumann superstructure
             with gum contouring. On tooth 1.2, crown
             lengthening was performed with an
             electrocoagulator. (Fig. 11–13)                                                      11
                Once the formation of the soft tissues
             was complete, tooth 1.2 was minimally
             prepared for the ceramic crown with
             the help of a surgical microscope. After
             the preparation, the teeth were scanned
             in order to digitally design a custom
             abutment and crowns (Fig. 14–19)                    12
                   The final smile design was planned
             digitally together with the patient. For the
             implant structure, we chose an individual   Fig. 12. & 13. Crown lengthening was
                                                   performed on tooth 1.2.
             zirconium abutment screw with a ceramic
             facing and a fully anatomical Empress
             crown (Fig. 20–21). The ceramic facing                                                13
             concealed the excessive brightness of the
             zirconium, and we were able to achieve
             the desired colour. Thanks to the digital
             workflow, we managed to fulfil the wishes
             of the patient. (Fig. 22–24).
                With digital technologies, the entire            14
             implant workflow can be completed
             in the dental clinic, from planning to
             fabrication of the restorations. Digital   Fig. 14.–19. The final restorations were
             planning increases the reliability of the   designed in Planmeca PlanCAD®
                                                   Premium.
             implant treatment and helps the dentist
             to succeed in the operation. Digital                                                 15
             tools allow achieving the maximum
             functional and aesthetic result even in
             combined operations in which an implant
             placement and ceramic restoration are
             performed simultaneously.

             Conclusion                                          16
             Thanks to the development of modern
             technologies, a 3D model of a patient's
             teeth can now be acquired in only a
             few minutes, without infringing on the
             comfort of the patient. At the same time,
             combining a CBCT image with an intraoral                                             17
             scan enables the dentist to plan the
             implant placement and surgical guide
             accurately and with just a few mouse
             clicks.
                Finally, digital technologies also enable
             visualising the treatment outcome for               18
             the patient. Clear visualisations of the
             end result facilitate communication with
             the patient, which, in turn, can increase
             case acceptance. ◢


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