Abstract
This case report presents an overview of the workflow and advantages of computer-aided design and manufacture (CAD/CAM) technology in designing single crowns for anterior restoration. The workflow of CAD/CAM systems involves extraoral scanning, virtual crown design, and automated milling processes. The advantages of CAD/CAM technology include enhanced accuracy, reduced chairside time, and improved patient satisfaction. Considerations for material selection, clinical indications, and associated factors in CAD/CAM single-crown design are also discussed. Additionally, CAD/CAM provided accurate and lifelike restoration contours, ensuring optimal fit, function, and aesthetics. This technology proved highly beneficial in this case for several reasons. This case illustrates the significant advantages of CAD/CAM technology in modern dental practice, offering precise, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing solutions for single dental crowns.