Neral Implanto

Guided Surgery

About Guided Surgery

Guided Surgery is a highly advanced and precise technique used in implant dentistry to improve the accuracy and predictability of dental implant placement. It involves the use of specialized computer-aided designs (CAD) and 3D imaging technologies to create a custom surgical guide that helps dental professionals place implants with precision.

Increased Accuracy: Ensures that the implant is placed in the optimal location.

Predictability: Reduces the risk of complications during the surgery and enhances the final outcome.

Minimally Invasive: Often leads to smaller incisions and reduced healing times.

Reduced Patient Discomfort: Minimizes trauma to the surrounding tissues and nerves.

Better Implant Longevity: Properly placed implants tend to last longer and function better.

Features of Guided Surgery

Pre-Surgical Planning:

Detailed 3D scans (like CBCT or CT) allow for precise evaluation of bone quality and implant placement, ensuring a tailored plan for optimal outcomes.

Precision and Accuracy:

The custom surgical guide ensures the implant is placed at the correct angle, depth, and position, minimizing errors and improving long-term success.

Reduced Surgical Time and Improved Patient Comfort:

The use of a surgical guide speeds up the procedure, reduces trauma, and enhances recovery time, leading to less postoperative pain and quicker healing.