Digital implant planning

In modern implantology, nothing happens by chance. Digital planning based on computed tomography allows the ideal position of each implant to be determined even before the procedure, increasing the safety and predictability of the entire treatment.

Digital implant planning at Mabel Clinic

What is digital implant planning

This is a process in which a three-dimensional image of the bone from a tomographic scan is combined with a digital design of the future prosthetic restoration. In specialised software, the dentist analyses the quantity and quality of the bone, the position of nerves and sinuses, and then plans the position, length and diameter of the implants. Thanks to this, the procedure is designed from the final result, i.e. from the future teeth.

What is digital implant planning

This is a process in which a three-dimensional image of the bone from a tomographic scan is combined with a digital design of the future prosthetic restoration. In specialised software, the dentist analyses the quantity and quality of the bone, the position of nerves and sinuses, and then plans the position, length and diameter of the implants. Thanks to this, the procedure is designed from the final result, i.e. from the future teeth.

What is digital implant planning

This is a process in which a three-dimensional image of the bone from a tomographic scan is combined with a digital design of the future prosthetic restoration. In specialised software, the dentist analyses the quantity and quality of the bone, the position of nerves and sinuses, and then plans the position, length and diameter of the implants. Thanks to this, the procedure is designed from the final result, i.e. from the future teeth.

How we use a digital plan during the procedure

Based on the design, we can prepare a surgical guide that directs the instruments precisely to the planned location during the procedure, with a level of accuracy that is impossible to achieve by hand. This shortens the procedure time, limits tissue trauma, and accelerates healing. The patient learns about the plan before the treatment: they see how many implants they will receive, where they will be placed, and what the final restoration will look like.

Benefits for safety and treatment outcomes

Digital planning minimises the risk of complications, as critical anatomical structures are identified before the procedure rather than during it. From the very beginning, the position of the implants takes into account the future crown or bridge, which translates into better aesthetics, easier hygiene, and even distribution of chewing forces. This is a standard that we apply to every implant treatment at Mabel Clinic.

Benefits for safety and treatment outcomes

Digital planning minimises the risk of complications, as critical anatomical structures are identified before the procedure rather than during it. From the very beginning, the position of the implants takes into account the future crown or bridge, which translates into better aesthetics, easier hygiene, and even distribution of chewing forces. This is a standard that we apply to every implant treatment at Mabel Clinic.

Benefits for safety and treatment outcomes

Digital planning minimises the risk of complications, as critical anatomical structures are identified before the procedure rather than during it. From the very beginning, the position of the implants takes into account the future crown or bridge, which translates into better aesthetics, easier hygiene, and even distribution of chewing forces. This is a standard that we apply to every implant treatment at Mabel Clinic.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What are the benefits of using a surgical guide for dental implants?

Does digital planning prolong implant treatment?

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