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In an effort to improve dentogingival aesthetics, scientific research has been developing non-surgical techniques and dental restorative materials. A 45-year-old female reported to the hospital with a complaint of an unpleasant aesthetic in the anterior region of the maxilla. She has an irregular contour of the gingiva in her anterior region and no temporomandibular problems. There is a history of trauma, but she did not take any treatment for it, which caused discolouration. Plaque index was retained by the surface roughness. Due to this reason, the patient's appearance, self-esteem, and quality of life have decreased. The purpose of this case is to provide a system-based clinical example of oral rehabilitation for anterior teeth. The patient didn't like the way she looked, and hence aesthetic and functional rehabilitation was planned. Treating the dentogingival asymmetry was the first step in the therapeutic approach. An in-ceram zirconia permanent porcelain metal-free crown was positioned after the temporary crowns were cemented into place. It should be mentioned that in clinical situations, the integration of periodontal and prosthetic treatment is crucial. Additionally, it is stated that the in-ceram zirconia system can produce satisfactory results when applied appropriately. For the main anterior teeth, zirconia crowns have offered an alternate treatment option that addresses aesthetic concerns and facilitates the installation of extra-coronal restorations. This article describes a case involving the aesthetic and functional restoration of severely damaged maxillary incisors using zirconia crowns.
Mahajan et al. (Mon,) studied this question.