Case Presentation: 
The patient sustained a traumatic fall that resulted in a crown fracture of the upper left central incisor (tooth 21), along with mobility of the other anterior teeth. Splinting of the mobile teeth was performed at another clinic. Six months later, the teeth remained mobile. Tooth 11 had previously undergone root canal treatment but still presented with tenderness to percussion. The patient sought treatment for this condition.
  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. Provisional crowns were used as a transitional restoration to avoid social embarrassment. At the 5-year follow-up, the dental implant remains stable with healthy periodontal tissues.