The evolution of Dentistry is an undeniable fact. The procedures performed for about 10 years have a great deficit in aesthetic terms. Thus, today's patients are highly concerned with the aesthetic part of their rehabilitation as well as with their chewing capacity and function and phonetics. The challenge in these cases is related to the use of implants previously placed by the patient and their feasibility to achieve the desired result. Often these same implants were placed in non-ideal locations, being, in the last case, necessary their removal and later, placement of new implants in ideal areas for rehabilitation.