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FIG 6: Initial models in STL format                   FIG 7: Exocad “Smile Creator” Module















              FIG 8: Virtual waxing of the front teeth   FIG 9: Creation of the STL model with the new morphologies  FIG 10: Prototyped model and silicone index



















              FIG 11: Mock-up and aesthetic impact on the patient's face  FIG 12: Definitive treatment plan

             smile following the concepts of the “Digital  work until finalization (Figure 12).  1) teeth 1.3 to 2.3 were etched in order to
             Smile Design” (DSD), trying to optimize the                             adhere  the  mock-up.  This  decision  allowed
             harmony  between  the  patient's  teeth  and  WORK PROTOCOL             me to virtually draw the 2.1 temporary tooth
             his/her face (Figure 5). In this case, in order  First step             with  adequate  cervical  shape,  to  copy  with
             to test the aesthetic potential of my project, I  Five  days  after  the  trauma,  the  goal  was  to  the scanner and then to mirror the new mor-
             decided  to  create  a  mockup  that  simulated  regenerate the volume of bone in area 2.1.  phology of tooth 1.1 with the design software
             the  final  result.  In  order  to  reduce  waiting  The key to the success of this phase is to  (Figures 13 to 16).
             times, I followed a digital path, prototyping a  create a provisional able to condition soft tis-  2) bone regeneration of the alveolus in the
             resin  model  bearing  the  new  morphology  sues while maintaining in situ, the bio-mate-  2.1  area  through  the  use  of  Bio-oss  and
             and, subsequently, creating a silicone index  rial grafted into the alveolus. It is emphasized  Mucograft.
             for the execution of the try-in directly in the  that the immediate insertion of an implant at  At this stage the previously milled provi-
             patient's mouth (Figures 6 to 10). After sim-  this stage in this specific case was not possible  sional was luted to the neighboring teeth by
             ulating the patient's new smile by verifying its  as it would not have allowed the achievement  means  of  braided  metal  wire  and  flowable
             harmony and proportionality, (Figure 11) it  of optimal primary stability.  resin after etching and application of adhe-
             was possible to define the treatment period -  To obtain the provisional, following a dig-  sive on palatal surfaces. Adequate compres-
             4 phases of a total duration of 8 months of  ital path, I proceeded as follows:  sion of the provisional protected the papillae




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