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DIGITAL WORKFLOW

DIAGNOSIS

The dental office:

makes the diagnosis and the clinical assessments
identifies the best treatment plan
checks that the patient’s mouth opens enough for the drills
takes the dental impressions and an occlusal index and sends them
to a reference dental laboratory for the construction of the radiological guide.

RADIOLOGICAL GUIDE AND CT/CBCT

The reference laboratory makes and sends the radiological guide to the dental office, that:

tries the guide in the patient’s mouth, checking that it fits precisely and that the occlusal registration separates the teeth of the lower and upper arch
Instructs the patient about the right positioning of the radiological guide
Prescribes the patient’s CT/CBCT scan.
Sends the DICOM data of the CT/CBCT scan to BTK.
BTK prepares the software licence by matching the CT/CBCT scan images with the scans of the cast model and of the radiological guide (in STL format).

PLANNING AND PRODUCTION OF THE SURGICAL GUIDE

In this phase the dental office:

receives the software license and plans the surgical case virtually, possibly
with the technical assistance of BTK
BTK products the surgical guide and, if requested, the anatomical model and sends them to the clinical office

SURGERY

In the dental office:

the surgical guide must be cold-sterilized
the clinician performs surgery using the dedicated 3D-PILOT surgical kit
during the same session, the clinician can use the provisional for immediate loading previously prepared by the dental laboratory

SURGICAL GUIDES

CLASSIFICATIONS:

Bonesupport(withsurgicalflap)
Toothsupport(flapless)
Mucosalsupport(flapless)

TWO DIFFERENT SOLUTIONS ARE AVAILABLE:

Surgical guide with sleeves for pilot drill
Surgical guide with sleeves for fully guided surgery

ANATOMICAL MODELS

They are reproductions of the patient’s cast models (intraoral scans) and contain the implant analogues selected in the design phase. They represent, therefore, the situation of the patient’s mouth after surgery.The anatomical models are essential if there is a request to make the provisional before surgery, also for immediate loading purposes.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Neugerbauer J, Stachulla G, Ritter L, et al. Computer-aided manufacturing technologies for guided
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Arunyanak SP, Harris BT, Grant GT, et al. Digital approach to planning computer guided surgery
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Daas M, Assaf A, Dada K, et al. Computer-Guided Implant Surgery in Fresh Extraction Sockets and Immediate Loading of a Full Arch Restoration: A 2-Year Follow-Up Study of 14 Consecutively
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Fortin T, Bosson JL, Isidori M, et al. Effect of flapless surgery on pain experienced in implant
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Wang HL, Ormianer Z, Palti A., et al. Consensus conference on immediate loading: the single tooth
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SURGICAL GUIDES AND ANATOMICAL MODELS

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DIGITAL WORKFLOW

DIAGNOSIS

RADIOLOGICAL GUIDE AND CT/CBCT

PLANNING AND PRODUCTION OF THE SURGICAL GUIDE

SURGERY

SURGICAL GUIDES

CLASSIFICATIONS:

TWO DIFFERENT SOLUTIONS ARE AVAILABLE:

ANATOMICAL MODELS

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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