This case report describes a A23-year-old female patient with a congenitally missing maxillary lateral incisor whose missing lateral incisor tooth was rehabilitated using a dental implant which was restored with cemented e-max crown over gold abutment. As the patient is a young female and the implant was in the aesthetic area, placing immediate provisional restoration was the chosen method of restoration. The case reported presented illustrates a therapeutic strategy consisting of implant placement and immediate provisionalization. The treatment sequences were followed as recommended in the dental protocol. First, A maxillary surgical stent was prepared for the correct implant position, a submerged maxillary anterior single-tooth implant placed according to a standard protocol 3.5mmx10mmTC Prima Implant in the area of tooth 12. The implant’s shoulder was placed 2 mm apical to the cemento‐enamel junction of the adjacent teeth. Thereafter immediate temporization was done in two stages. First stage immediately after the implant placement then 3 months after. Lastly, a consistent and suitable follow-up program was applied. Conclusion: When sensibly selected and accomplished, our case report outcome indicates that this technique may provide promising immediate results relative to the aesthetic, maintenance and stability of the peri-implanted tissues as well as patients’ satisfaction, expectation and functionality.