Prosthetic dental implants rehabilitation is one of the most modern ways of restoring chewing function, smile aesthetics and patient satisfaction. The foundations of a long-term successful implant therapy are biologically healthy peri-implant tissues. Their realization and formation is influenced by the performance of each phase of the therapy, and the desired result can only be achieved by careful planning. During the clinical examination, it is important to determine the gingival biotype which is the main prognostic factor of soft tissues appearance at the end of therapy. Atraumatic tooth extraction at the place of implant placement results in preserving the height of alveolar bone, as well as the integrity of soft tissues. The choice of material, body shape and surface structure of the implant, along with the software-planned three-dimensional placement of the implant in the bone, are key factors of successful osseointegration. The esthetic appearance of the supporting tissues is achieved by choosing the appropriate abutment and temporary restoration because by creating their contours, we directly shape the soft tissues to the desired look - we design the so-called emergence profile. Connection between the implant and the abutment, as well as the connection between the abutment and the final prosthetic restoration are important for the structural and functional durability of the implant. The final result of therapy should be of mutual satisfaction for the patient and the dentist in the form of highly aesthetic work that has harmonious red-white aesthetics.