The Aesthetic Restoration of Missing Anterior Teeth with A Dmls Prosthesis-A Case Report

Abstract

The most significant social connecting gesture and vital to professional advancement is a confident, appealing smile. Patients may experience social and psychological discomfort as a result of the loss of their anterior teeth. The contemporary dental situation provides numerous treatment options for the aesthetic and functional replacement of a congenitally or traumatically lost anterior tooth in young and adult patients, including implant crown, conventional FDP, Resin Bonded FDP, or RPD. The most important aspect of an aesthetic anterior restoration is patient satisfaction with the cosmetic and functional outcome of therapy. This case report discusses the aesthetic correction of missing maxillary and mandibular anterior teeth using intra-oral scanning and DMLS PFM crowns.