Implant prosthetic therapy in the aesthetic zone is a complex and long-lasting therapeutic process that requires a multidisciplinary approach in the analysis, diagnosis, development of a treatment plan and its implementation. By combining the knowledge of a prosthetist and an oral surgeon in collaboration with a dental technician, an aesthetically and functionally satisfactory result is achieved. There are several possibilities for implant loading: immediate, early and delayed. Immediate loading means placing prosthetic work on the patient immediately after implant placement, and in order to perform this, surgical guides are needed, which enable the guided implant placement and the possibility of making a temporary prosthetic replacement before implant placement. The advantage of this method of implant prosthesis is that there is only one procedure and the duration is the same with the placement of a temporary prosthetic replacement, which results in positive psychological and sociological effects on the patient. The case report presents the process of making a computer-guided implant placement and making a temporary replacement through all phases of therapy from planning, laboratory making and surgical procedure. Choosing between a mobile or fixed temporary replacement in practice has shown that there are minimal differences between them. When satisfactory conditions exist, a fixed temporary replacement is recommended for easier oral hygiene, prosthetic replacement repairs, and the ability to control and model the output profile upon initiation of therapy. In order to achieve the optimal output profile, careful and detailed planning of temporary replacement immediately after implant placement is required, and sometimes additional soft tissue volume augmentation by soft tissue transplant techniques or their replacements.