Purpose: The purpose of the present study was to investigate and compare the marginal and internal fits of the implant-supported ceramic crowns with indirect and direct digital capture devices. Methods: In the present study, an implant-supported crown on the maxillary right first premolar was constructed. As reference a group of IPS Empress II was controlled (named as Group Control), the margin fit and internal fit of 4 test groups were conducted: (1) Indirect digital scanner + IPS Empress CAD (named as Group ID-EM), (2) Intra-oral scanning devices + IPS Empress CAD (named as Group IO-EM), (3) Indirect digital scanner + VITABLOCSR Mark II (named as Group ID-VK), and (4) Intra-oral scanning devices + VITABLOCSR Mark II (named as Group ID-VK) Results: crowns made by CAM/CAM production showed significantly better marginal accuracy than those by means of Conventional techniques. It was found that the internal gap width of intra-oral and extra-oral impression systems did not differ significantly from each other.