Establishing good aesthetics and harmony between the implant-supported crown and the adjacent natural teeth is a critical challenge during the reconstruction of an edentulous space in the anterior maxilla. This article has presented, step by step, a technique of obtaining a harmonious scalloped gingival display. A meticulous approach was taken to ensure the proper positioning of the implants, maintaining adequate inter-implant distance and supporting the surrounding soft tissues. A pseudo-natural gingival profile was obtained through the use of a multiple implant-retained provisional restoration in the anterior region in order to reconstruct the inter-implant papilla. The provisional restoration was initiated in the second stage of the surgery, enabling optimal soft tissue healing and adaptation. Primitive regenerated papillae were obtained after six weeks, demonstrating the effectiveness of this technique in enhancing aesthetic outcomes. Successful papilla reconstruction depends on specific conditions related to implant positioning and the characteristics of the provisional restoration, which significantly enhance the probability of achieving optimal aesthetic outcomes.