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Figure 1- Pre operation photography of the patient (profile of smile)
Figure 2- Soft tissue closure and 4 month follow up after surgery
Figure 3- Wax op on sterlitography
Figure 4- Bone graft
Figure 5- Implant insertion
Figure 6 – After 2 year follow up
The individual contributions for each author is as follows:
- Ali hassani: Conceptualization, Funding acquisition, Project
administration, Resources Supervision.
- Mahboube Hasheminasab: Conceptualization, Project
administration, Resources Supervision, Software Supervision, Writing -
review & editing
- Nariman Nikparto: Writing - original draft; Writing - review
& editing
- Lotfollah kamali hakim: corresponding,Investigation, Validation, Writing - original draft