Verification of the accuracy of dynamic navigation for conventional and mouthpiece methods: in vivo study
Koudai Nagata,
Manabu Okubo,
Kurumi Saito
et al.
Abstract:Background
Dynamic navigation for implant placement is becoming popular under the concept of top-down treatment. The purpose of this study is to verify the accuracy of a dynamic navigation system for implant placement.
Methods
Implant placement was performed on 38 patients using 50 implant fixtures. Patients in group C were treated using a conventional method, in which thermoplastic clips were fixed to the teeth, and patients in group M were treate… Show more
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