Introduction: Dental implantology, which is specialized field of dentistry, deals with the rehabilitation of the damaged chewing apparatus due to loss of the natural teeth and is currently the most intensively developing field of dentistry. After initial assessment it was found that Patient had already lost tooth 21 at the accident site and tooth 22 and 11 were significantly mobile, broken and avulsed. The unique takeaway of this case is use of Vitamin d3, instead of non-native bone grafts for osteointegration of implants.

Results: Immediate implant placement in dento-alveolar fracture cases significantly reduced time (3 months) of the patient as previously requiring nine months period (grafting + delayed implant placement) on average in prosthetic rehabilitation of such cases.

Conclusion: This case report shows that in selective cases, immediate implant placement in dento-alveolar fracture cases can be done and would be successful if apical pitch of atleast 3 mm can be engaged in sound bone and also help of the densa bur for osteo-compaction is desirable whenever possible.