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Case Presentation: 
The upper right anterior tooth was fractured due to trauma, involving the root, and was accompanied by severe pain. The patient sought treatment for this condition.

Treatment Plan: 
Tooth 12 was to be minimally invasively extracted, followed by bone grafting to augment bone volume and immediate implant placement. A provisional crown was bonded as a transitional restoration. The definitive porcelain crown was to be delivered after 3 months.

Advantages of the Treatment Plan: 
Bone grafting combined with immediate implant placement following extraction allowed multiple surgical procedures to be completed in a single visit. This streamlined approach not only improved treatment efficiency but also significantly reduced the likelihood of post-extraction alveolar bone wall resorption, thereby facilitating a favorable aesthetic outcome in the anterior zone. A provisional crown was used as a transitional restoration to avoid social embarrassment. The imported all-ceramic crown is lifelike and natural in appearance, offers excellent biocompatibility, and is more durable. At the 11-year follow-up, the dental implant remains stable with healthy periodontal tissues.