The 3D planning procedure allows you to achieve the highest security and predictability of manipulations. A qualitatively new approach to the planning and development of upcoming procedures. It helps to assess and calculate the load on construction in complex cases, carry out diagnostics and detailed planning, choose the right treatment option and avoid unnecessary surgical interventions.
Faster and easier process of implant placement
Through the use of 3D visualization, doctors are able to plan implant placement with high precision, which significantly reduces complications and improves the functionality and aesthetics of the final result.
3D-technologies allow to perform surgeries faster than traditional methods, as the planning of the procedure takes place in advance and the surgeon already knows exactly what actions will be performed.
The minimally invasive nature of the procedure reduces pain during and after surgery, also reducing the need for pain medication.
The precision and minimization of surgery allows patients to recover faster.
In the first step, the doctor obtains a 3D image of the patient's jaw using cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) or other modern technology. This creates a detailed 3D model of the bone structure of the jaw, which is key to accurate preparation for implantation.
Next, the doctor uses specialized software to model the implantation procedure based on the 3D image obtained. At this point, a surgical template is also developed that will be used as a guide during the implant placement.
The surgical template is created on a 3D printer or manufactured by another method to ensure that it is accurate and matches the virtual model. This template allows the doctor to precisely place the implant in the correct location during surgery.
Immediately during the surgery, a surgical template is used on the patient's teeth to ensure perfect positioning of the implants. The doctor prepares the implant site using the template to create the ideal implant site, after which the implant is fixed in the bone.
After implant placement, the patient receives detailed recommendations on how to care for the implant during the healing period. Regular visits are scheduled to monitor the healing process and evaluate the success of the implant.
Patient Involvement – Computer-based planning allows patients to actively participate in designing their own treatment plan. The implantologist or prosthodontist can visually explain the procedure, demonstrate the expected outcome, and assess potential risks, enhancing the patient’s confidence in the safety and thoroughness of the treatment preparation.
Less trauma – Thanks to our 3D Guided Implant Surgery, the implant insertion is minimally invasive, which reduces trauma during the procedure and minimizes post-operative bruising and swelling. Even the use of sutures can be completely avoided, leading to faster surgery and healing.
Flapless placement – The need for soft tissue incisions or raising a flap for a full view of the bone area is eliminated. With the 3D surgical guide, your implantologist or prosthodontist inserts the implant with exact precision into the most suitable bone areas. This reduces the risk of damaging anatomical structures.
