logo 49 | The Camlog Partner Magazine 22 | Case study 19. The temporary CAD/CAM-manufactured restoration was inserted immediately after the surgical procedure. The ovate pontic design of the crown attachment supported the soft tissue and shaped the gingival garland precisely to match the original shape of the crown. 20. Four weeks after implantation, a healthy, irritation-free tissue situation and anatomically shaped interdental papillae were observed. 21. The temporary restoration was removed at the follow-up appointment. The healing process was free of complications. The emergence profile was shaped perfectly due to the basal design of the crown anchor. 22. The close-up shows the scar-free, naturally stippled soft tissue. Two months after the surgical procedure, the implant was exposed with a puncture incision, a gingiva former was inserted, and the temporary restoration was adjusted minimally. After a further follow-up appointment, the patient was referred back to the family dentist. 23. The definitive restoration - a monolithic zirconia crown in regio 21 and a monolithic hybrid crown, bonded to a CAMLOG titanium base CAD/CAM, screw-retained directly in the implant - was manufactured with CAD/CAM support on the basis of the obtained pre-surgery data and a scan of the implant position and the surrounding tissue. 24. A few days after insertion of the definitive restoration, a highly satisfied patient attended the follow-up appointment at the surgical practice. The monolithically manufactured and colored crowns blended harmoniously with the overall picture.
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