Participants will learn the crucial role of timing and sculptured healing in implant replacement, as well as when to use orthodontic vs. surgical manipulation to eliminate defects. The periodontist’s role in developing the individual restorative receptive sites will be presented. Participants will learn to evaluate existing ridge contours and interproximal tissue status for possible augmentation procedures and to diagnose and evaluate potential risks associated with treatment in the aesthetic zone. Finally, the course will cover the aesthetic techniques vital to interdisciplinary implant case success.