The process of navigation implant surgery

Here is a guide to the procedure for navigation implants.

Unlike traditional implant procedures that rely on the experience and intuition of the surgeon for implant placement, 3D navigation implants utilize advanced three-dimensional computer simulations.

These simulations allow for precise mock surgeries where the placement location, depth, and angle of the implants can be accurately planned and simulated beforehand.

This capability enables the surgeon to perform implant procedures with precision and safety, ensuring accurate placement and potentially reducing risks associated with traditional methods.

Patients suitable for 3D navigation implant treatment

Individuals who have lost multiple teeth or elderly patients.

Using individualized surgical guides reduces the risks of nerve damage and improper implant placement. This also decreases potential side effects and fatigue from prosthetics, extending their expected lifespan.

Individuals with systemic conditions such as diabetes
and hypertension.

When diabetic patients undergo conventional incision implant procedures, slow recovery and inflammation may lead to bone resorption, posing a risk of implant removal. 3D navigation implants, which do not require gum incisions, offer a safer alternative.

Individuals who find the high cost of implants burdensome.

Unlike traditional implants that required multiple placements for multiple missing teeth, our approach provides sturdy teeth with fewer implants. This ensures robust dental function and high satisfaction, offering excellent value for money.