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Article Abstract
This clinical report describes an approach for improving the esthetics and extending the service life of a cement-retained implant-supported ceramic single crown by using a ceramic veneer bonded to the conservatively prepared facial surface. The restoration satisfied the patient without removing and replacing the unesthetic implant-supported ceramic crown.
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