Advanced Technologies Used in Implant Procedures

Digital Imaging (CBCT)

Digital imaging is a crucial technology for implant treatment. CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) scanners are used to obtain three-dimensional images. This provides a detailed analysis of the area where the implant will be placed, allowing visualization of the bone structure, nerve positions, and other important anatomical structures. This enables better pre-treatment planning and risk reduction.

CAD/CAM Technology

CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing) technology is used in the design and production process of implant restorations. It allows for the digital design of prostheses to be placed on the implant and ensures precise manufacturing of these designs. This technology enables the production of more accurate and fitting prostheses.

Implant Navigation System

The implant navigation system is a technology used to place the implant correctly. This system uses CBCT data to determine the optimal position for the implant and guides the surgeon in real-time. This ensures that the implant is placed in the correct position and angle, making the surgical process more precise.

Laser Technology

Lasers can be used for various purposes in implant procedures. During the implant placement process, lasers can be used to sterilize tissues in the surgical area and reduce the risk of infection. Additionally, lasers can be used for gum shaping and healing procedures.

3D Printing Technology

3D printing technology is a method used in the production process of implant restorations. This technology allows dentists and technicians to print digitally designed prostheses in three dimensions. This enables a faster and more precise production process and allows patients to receive customized prostheses.