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Fig. 1: Diagnostic 3-D treatment planning. Implant dimension and position with SMOP guided-surgery system. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 1: Diagnostic 3-D treatment planning. Implant dimension and position with SMOP guided-surgery system. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 2: Four months post extraction. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 2: Four months post extraction. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 3: Prepared implant bed after thread cutting. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 3: Prepared implant bed after thread cutting. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 4: Insertion with bolt in tube; inserting instrument max torque 25 Ncm. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 4: Insertion with bolt in tube; inserting instrument max torque 25 Ncm. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 5: Implant in situ; neck area 0.6 mm supracrestal. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 5: Implant in situ; neck area 0.6 mm supracrestal. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 6: The flat healing cap allows a primary wound closure, guided-surgery system. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 6: The flat healing cap allows a primary wound closure, guided-surgery system. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 7: Healing period with healing cap ZERAMEX XT. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 7: Healing period with healing cap ZERAMEX XT. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 8: ZERAMEX XT implant ready for impression. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 8: ZERAMEX XT implant ready for impression. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 9: Precise impression with open tray. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 9: Precise impression with open tray. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 10: Individualized abutment on master cast. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 10: Individualized abutment on master cast. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 11: Abutment. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 11: Abutment. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 12: Crown with composite closure of screw access channel. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 12: Crown with composite closure of screw access channel. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 13: X-ray control after surgery and one year post-loading. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 13: X-ray control after surgery and one year post-loading. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 1: Diagnostic 3-D treatment planning. Implant dimension and position with SMOP guided-surgery system. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 2: Four months post extraction. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 3: Prepared implant bed after thread cutting. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 4: Insertion with bolt in tube; inserting instrument max torque 25 Ncm. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 5: Implant in situ; neck area 0.6 mm supracrestal. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 6: The flat healing cap allows a primary wound closure, guided-surgery system. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 7: Healing period with healing cap ZERAMEX XT. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 8: ZERAMEX XT implant ready for impression. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 9: Precise impression with open tray. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 10: Individualized abutment on master cast. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 11: Abutment. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 12: Crown with composite closure of screw access channel. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

Fig. 13: X-ray control after surgery and one year post-loading. (Photo: Jens Tartsch, DMD)

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