05/29/2026
Our patient was unhappy with the aesthetics of her existing implant crown, feeling that it appeared too flared and too small compared to the surrounding teeth.
To address her concerns, we returned to the temporary phase to carefully mold and sculpt the tissue before fabricating the final crown. Working in the esthetic zone often requires balancing implant positioning, tissue architecture, and existing bone loss to create the most natural result possible.
In this case, we had to work with a flared implant position and a bony defect from the missing tooth while refining the emergence profile and overall contours of the restoration.
Through careful adjustments, tissue molding, and detailed customization, we were able to achieve a more natural, harmonious result that better complemented her smile. ✨