3D Guided Dental Implant
Dental Implant Surgery is now simpler than you thought due computer guided planning.
Computer-guided dental implant surgery has the capability to transform the industry, providing a new method that enables artificial teeth to mimic the natural bite of real anchored teeth. This progress could have a significant impact on many people in the years to come.
Let’s explore the details of this new technology and consider the pros and cons of computer-assisted dental implant surgery.
What is Computer-Guided Implant Surgery?
Computer-guided surgery uses the images from the patient’s cone beam CT scan to precisely plan implant treatment. Guided surgery software allows us to visualize and manipulate images of the patient’s jawbone and the surrounding tissue, giving the opportunity to plan the most accurate approach to treatment.
What are the Main Benefits of Using Computer-Guided Implant Surgery?
- Precise and Accurate Dental Implant Placement
- Flap less and No incision
- Visualize vital anatomical structures allows better preserve during guided surgery.
- Detailed treatment planning beforehand helps to reduce or eliminate unexpected events during surgery.
- Time required for implant surgery can be substantially reduced
Are There Any Drawbacks?
- Involved Initial cost of investing in specialized surgical equipment and planning software, as well as the time needed for planning.
Stages of Guided Dental Implant Surgery
A. Scan & Planning
3D Intra oral Scan and CBCT will be taken at the beginning. Primary direction of Implant generated by using computer software.
B. Fabrication of Model
3D dental model is generated and synchronized with line of insertion of dental implant
C. Guide Preparation
Planning of guide in software and printed it out through 3d printers in laboratory
D. Drilling through the guide
Guide is placed in the arch and drilled through the bone to insert Implant
E. Insertion of Implant
Dental Implant Inserted.
F. Final Position of Implant
Final Position of Dental Implant and checked with x ray.
Duration of whole dental implant Procedure
Dental Implant procedure involved 3 stages:
- Implant Placement and waiting for fixation with bone. its take 4 to 6 months.
- 2nd stage, Placement abutment after 4 to 6 months of 1st stage
- 3rd Stage, placement of dental crown. which is done after 2 to 3 weeks of 2nd stage.
So it may take around 4 to 7 months to complete the whole procedure depending on different factors like age, bone quality, types of implant etc.
Cost
Cost vary case to case for per implant. Usually its depends on the types of replacement, brand and bone condition.
Our price is very competitive and you may visit our practice for further information.