Digital implant planning and guided implant surgery – workflow and reliability

Schubert, Oliver; Schweiger, Josef; Stimmelmayr, Michael; Nold, Ephraim; Güth, Jan‐Frederik

doi:10.1038/sj.bdj.2019.44

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“…Specifically, placement accuracy is essential for the integrity of critical anatomical structures and allows for a predictable and precise immediate provisionalization. 9,19) .…”

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Immediate bimaxillary full-arch reconstruction using an industrial outsourced digitally guided workflow – a feasibility demonstration

Siu¹,

Chow²,

Hui³

et al. 2021

J Dent Implant Res

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“…Specifically, placement accuracy is essential for the integrity of critical anatomical structures and allows for a predictable and precise immediate provisionalization. 9,19) .…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Immediate bimaxillary full-arch reconstruction using an industrial outsourced digitally guided workflow – a feasibility demonstration

Siu¹,

Chow²,

Hui³

et al. 2021

J Dent Implant Res

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“…Presurgical planning is now considered the norm for implant placement with a variety of planning software available for this purpose (15). The accuracy and reliability of its application in the in vivo environment have been well established (16).…”

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Streamlining and simplification of surgical stent fabrication for micro‐endodontic surgery

2020

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Surgical stents allow clinicians to undertake micro‐endodontic surgical procedures with an increased level of accuracy. When planned in combination with cone‐beam computed tomography (CBCT) radiographic imaging, surgical stents can help accurately determine the point of entry of the surgical drill, minimise the size of the osteotomy, ensure accurate resection of the root/s and avoid vital anatomical structures. Fabrication of surgical stents can, however, be a complex and long‐drawn‐out process, adding to the cost of the surgery. This case report presents a relatively easy method of fabricating a surgical guide and showcases the benefits of a planned surgical guide in managing a periapical pathology with close proximity to the mental nerve canal.

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“…Da bi se osigurala optimalna pozicija implantata, u praksi se koristi procedura "planiranja pozicije implantata unazad" (eng. backward planning), odnosno ugradnja implantata prema protetskim potrebama [2]. U okviru predhirurškog tretmana, kliničar uzima anamnezu, vrši klinički pregled, postavlja dijagnozu i planira vrstu zubne nadoknade sa akcentom na način prenošenja okluzalnih sila i dizajn same nadoknade, s obzirom na to da to diktira broj, vrstu i položaj implantata.…”

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“…In order to ensure the optimal position of the implant, the procedure of "backward planning" is used in practice, i.e. implant placement according to prosthetic needs [2]. As the part of pre-surgical treatment, a clinician takes medical history, performs clinical examination, makes diagnosis, and plans the type and design of prosthetic restoration with an emphasis on the transmission of occlusal forces, as it dictates the number, type and position of implants.…”

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Basics of navigation implant prosthetics planning

et al. 2020

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Due to the development of digital technologies, the modern concept of prosthetic-guided implantology is based on non-invasive surgical and restorative techniques. Computer-aided planning, computer-guided workup and computerguided surgery have largely ensured the predictability of the therapeutic outcome. This is supported by research data related to the frequency of implant therapy, according to which in the first half of 2020 there was an increase of 9.7%. However, anatomical limitations remain a challenge for the implant team. The most common problem related to implant therapy in edentulous patients is limited edentulous space in one or more spatial planes. Improving the design of surgical guides facilitates implantation in spatially limited and complex cases. By introducing interactive computed tomography into the field of implantology, a three-dimensional approach to every aspect of planning and implantation has become possible.

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Digital implant planning and guided implant surgery – workflow and reliability

Cited by 42 publications

References 59 publications

Immediate bimaxillary full-arch reconstruction using an industrial outsourced digitally guided workflow – a feasibility demonstration

Immediate bimaxillary full-arch reconstruction using an industrial outsourced digitally guided workflow – a feasibility demonstration

Streamlining and simplification of surgical stent fabrication for micro‐endodontic surgery

Basics of navigation implant prosthetics planning

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