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Fig. 31: Implant positions on the plaster cast. Fig. 32: Mounted lab analogs together with the inserting posts are secured to the sleeves with wax. The lab analogs are fixed into in the plaster cast. Fig. 33: Cast with lab analogs in place. The transfer of the analog into the correct position through the sleeve of the surgical stent. Fig. 36: PEEK abutments in situ . Fig. 41: Veneering work. Fig. 40: CAD/CAMfabricated zirconiaabutments after one year in function. Fig. 37: Long-term temporary appliance cemented in situ in terms of early treatment eight weeks postopera- tively. Fig. 34: A 0.5 mm thick thermoformed splint is drawn over the abutments. The thermoformed copings perform the space making task for passivation when cement- ing the interim restoration. Fig. 35: Long-term temporary appliance in the articulator. Fig. 38: Impression with closed impression posts. Fig. 39: C AD/CAM-fabricated zirconia abutments bonded to CAMLOG ® Esthomic inset abutments. CAD/CAMwas used to fabricate the bridge frame- work out of a fiber composite (KaVo C-Temp) and veneered with an acrylic material. For passivation of the design, proven electroplating was used. CustomCAD/CAM-fabricated zirconia abutments were selected. Final prosthetic