Zirconia has become widely used for crown and fixed dental prostheses (FDPs), which exhibits superior mechanical properties compared with other ceramics. However, fracture of the veneering ceramics is a major complication for the zirconia-based implant-supported FDPs. Modified monolithic zirconia has been introduced to reduce porcelain chipping and to preserve the esthetics. This clinical report presents a case receiving computer-guided flapless implant surgery with immediate loading protocol and reconstruction with modified monolithic zirconia implant-supported FDPs in fully edentulous maxilla. The pre-surgical, surgical, laboratory, prosthetic stages and 4 months follow-up outcomes are illustrated for complete arch rehabilitation.