A tool enabling the dentist to plan and conduct the implantation procedure precisely.
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in Implantology
How does it work?
It is a computer programme allowing for combination of the intra-oral scans of the patient with computed tomography (cbct). The dentist plans the location of the implants, chooses their shape and size in 3D technology. A SURGICAL GUIDE is printed on the basis of the plan.
What is a surgical guide?
A single-use surgical tool (printed from biocompatible resin) that allows for precise placement of the dental implants.
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Computer tomography and intra-oral scanning
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Virtual planning of the procedure
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Printout of the surgical guide
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Safe implant procedure
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Computer navigation system enables to plan the
whole prosthetic work virtually, from the implant
placement to the final prosthetic reconstruction.
Navigation system
– Key benefits
for the patient
- Implants in difficult anatomical conditions (accuracy up to 0.1 mm)
- Minimisation of the necessity of bone reconstruction before implantation, saving time and money.
- Reducing the extent of the procedure and healing time (MINIMUM INVASIVENESS!)
- Increase effectiveness and predictability of treatment
- Increased safety of the procedure
- Reduction of possible complications
- Shortening of the procedure time
- Possibility of providing the temporary prosthetic restoration during the implantation procedure
- Suitability for single or multiple implantations
- Possibility to plan screw-retained prosthetic restorations (elimination of cement – a frequent cause of inflammatory conditions)
Planning of the implant treatment takes place with the application of the Implant Studio Practice programme
