Immediate loading of implants is a predictable and successful treatment option if it is well planned and well executed. Adequate implant stability is mandatory to permit early loading of the implant. This treatment modality allows quick restoration of aesthetics and offers a more comfortable provisional for the patient.

There are no significant differences concerning implant survival, or marginal bone loss when it is compared to the conventional loading procedure. Patient selection is an important factor in the success of immediate implant loading, as is the primary stability of the implant and the patient’s compliance with the surgeon’s recommendations.