“…[2][3][4][5] Interim prostheses can be used to shape the peri-implant soft tissues to develop the most esthetic soft tissue architecture and provide hygiene access. 1,3,4,6 Modifications and corrections can easily be made to interim prostheses to meet the specific functional and esthetic requirements. 2,4 Furthermore, interim prostheses are excellent communication tools that can be used to transfer all the necessary details and information to the laboratory for the fabrication of the definitive prostheses, and to effectively communicate with the patient, to meet expectations and address specific concerns.…”