Implant restorations for partially or totally edentulous patients have become a highly predictable treatment, however, restoration success is not based only on implant osseointegration but the aesthetic result as well.
Today many patients are unhappy with their dental status, unaesthetic prosthetic solution and as a result of that, they are seeking for better treatment options. Prosthetically driven implant placement using
conventional method and digital method in dentistry varies a lot. Implants ideal 3D position and inclination are mandatory to obtain optimal aesthetic outcomes with long-term stability. It’s essential to design and
manufacture structures and individualized abutments that mimic natural teeth and adapt to the characteristics of each patient providing the necessary support to the peri-implant tissues . A defective restoration due to lack of adjustment, can lead to mechanical or biological complications or even the failure of the restoration and the implant, compromising the long-term functional and aesthetical outcomes. This
The presentation shows how conventional restorative and surgical workflow is shifted to digital and why it is shifted. Software and technologies ensure precise fixture placement and predictable prosthetic outcomes.
This presentation shows the difference between computer-guided implant dentistry and conventional implant dentistry. The presentation will have case studies, discussions as well as understanding the advantages and limitations.