Abstract
Introduction: Techniques and workflows have been developed to use guided surgery in most clinical patient case applications, such as immediate implant placement; tilted implant/hybrid restoration and implant placement. Aims: Integrating the guide sleeves is a manual process, as is the removal of holding or support structures. Methods/Materials: Different techniques have been developed to transfer the ideal implant position to the surgical field, using templates. Implant planning software matches CT data to wax up information, allowing the clinician to view a 3D image of the jaw when planning implant position. Results: Guided implant surgery makes it easy for the clinician in rendering optimal clinical outcome. Computer-assisted implantology has found to overcome the errors encountered during implant site preparation more precisely. Conclusion: The protocols that need to be followed by this technique are based upon the concept of prosthetic-driven implantology and CT-scan analysis.
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