Surgical Guide; In case of lack of one or more than one tooth, guide provides implant surgery without opening flap and is produced according to surgery area.

In traditional dentistry, impression trays, plaster models, and long waiting times are now a thing of the past. Digital dentistry is an innovative approach that uses modern technology to make diagnosis, treatment planning, and restoration processes faster, more precise, and more comfortable for the patient. This revolutionary technology allows dentists and dental technicians to work with digital data, making it easier to achieve perfect results.

SAFE AND ACCURATE AND PRECISE

Guide is produced according to condition of patient and makes surgery precise and safe.

FLAPLESS AND COMFORTABLE

No need stitches thanks to flapless surgery and lower chances to have injuries on gum. Guide reduces treatment time and makes surgeries much easier and more comfortable.

CHANCE TO APPLY IMMEDIATE LOADING

No need to wait preparation of prosthesis. Guide provides immediate loading.

3D CT SCAN

At the center of the digital workflow are intraoral scanners. These devices create a three-dimensional (3D) digital model of the patient’s oral structure within seconds. This digital data allows restorations (crowns, bridges, prosthetics) to be precisely planned in computer-aided design (CAD) software and subsequently produced with computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) technology using milling machines or 3D printers.

IMPLANT PLANNING

CT scan data, Oral scan data or plaster model are provided firstly and transferred to 3D programmes. Thickness of bone is determined during implant planning by using 3D programmes. Dental implants are placed into missing teeth and positions of implants is checked at patient mouth virtually before surgery. After that guide is produced with 3D printers based on positions of implants designed virtually.

SURGERY

After puting surgical guide at patient mouth, implant placement areas are marked on gum. Holes that implants will be placed are prepared by drilling bone through the holes located on guide. After making ready gum for surgery, implants are placed into holes. Process is finalized by placing healing abutments or cover screws.