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Female patient *1968, by Jung, Antonini, Triacca (2007-2009). This patient with hypodontia and multiple persistent deciduous teeth is looking for a long-lasting solution to improve her esthetic and masticatory performance.

Female patient *1987, by R. Jung (2008-2013). This patient is missing great parts of her right upper dentition with combined soft and hard tissue defects, due to a traumatic injury. She now wishes to get a replacement.

In this module Professor Joseph Kan reviews the factors that can lead to success and failure during immediate implant placement in the esthetic zone. Within three lessons the most important aspects influencing the esthetic outcome are addressed: the influence of different gingival biotypes, the impact of the facial bone contour, the gap configuration, the ideal implant size and position for immediate implant placement.

In this module Dr. Thoma focuses on transitional restorations at implant sites. In the first lession the advantages, disadvantages and limitations of removable, fixed tooth-supported as well as implant-supported provisional restorations are addressed. The second lesson concentrates on implant-borne transitional restorations. The most important clinical steps required to create an adequate emergence profile in the esthetic zone are explained and illustrated with clinical cases.

In this module Professor Joseph Kan reviews the factors that can lead to success and failure during immediate implant placement in the esthetic zone. Within three lessons the most important aspects influencing the esthetic outcome are addressed: the influence of different gingival biotypes, the impact of the facial bone contour, the gap configuration, the ideal implant size and position for immediate implant placement.

Implant-supported upper denture and fixed lower

Male patient *1925, by Zembic (2007-2008). This patient suffering from Alzheimer's disease is in need of a simple but durable replacement for his broken maxillary FPD

Female patient *1952, by Truninger and Schneider (2008-2010). The patient came to Dr. Thomas Truninger for an esthetic rehabilitation. She was especially bothered by the large black triangles in the anterior maxilla.

Female patient *1965, by Zembic (2008-2009). The patient asked for a straightforward therapy to replace her failing upper jaw restorations and to improve her overall esthetic situation. She absolutely denied a removable option.