ABSTRACT
A smile is one of the most critical components of aesthetic rehabilitation.Various anterior rehabilitation cases present in routine clinical practice with excess space, deficient ridge anatomy and malpositioned implant placement, one of the major challenges in any form of aesthetic dentistry is the efficient use of available the space, enhancing function and conservation of components that are already available. Taking into consideration these factors we need to optimise treatment modalities, enhance clinical knowledge, balancing the available resources and time so that a scientifically driven yet uncompromised treatment is embarked upon the patient leading to a long term dental and a systemic treatment; uplifting the patients dental health having a positive impact on the patients psychologic and general health