Esthetic Rehabilitation of the Patient With BOPT, Veneer, and Implant Crown and eLAB Prime System in the Digital Protocol: Case Report

Abstract

Esthetic rehabilitation of patients always involves a number of complexities. These complexities include color, design of the restoration, and soft tissue management. When multiple teeth are restored, there are high demands for optical integration of the restorations into the natural dentition. A second important factor is the soft tissue esthetics, in the area of both implants and natural teeth. One of the techniques for the soft tissue contour management in the area of natural teeth, in particular previously endodontically treated, is the BOPT. This article presents a case of esthetic rehabilitation of a patient with a BOPT crown, an implant-supported crown, a veneer, and a conventional crown in a digital protocol using the eLAB Prime color detection system.