Implant Planning and Surgical Guides
Tooth loss can result from cavities, trauma, genetics, and periodontitis. For over 30 years, dental implants have been a reliable treatment option. Prior to implants, bridges and dentures were the standard solutions. Implants, however, provide greater predictability and a higher success rate.
A key factor in the success of dental implants lies in the surgical procedure. One critical question during treatment planning is whether to use a freehand technique or guided surgery.
This decision depends on various factors, including the specifics of each case and the clinician's preference. Freehand techniques are more cost-effective, relying on diagnostic information for implant placement. On the other hand, guided surgery utilizes a digitally designed surgical guide, offering enhanced accuracy and predictability.
TYPES OF SURGICAL GUIDES
Singles and Bridges
Precision guides for accurate single - tooth and bridge implant placements. Designed for most aesthetic abutments / crowns possible.Full Arch Surgical Guides
Plan options for fixed or removable. Our guides can sit on teeth, mucosa, bone, or any combination to give us the best stability and accuracy.Pilot / Fully Guided Drill Guides
Simple guides to get you started! We can set up your initial drilling, position angle and depth.