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Published in the Medical Research Archives
Apr 2017 Issue
A new interpretation of guided implant surgery to achieve an optimal result in the esthetic zones
Published on Apr 15, 2017
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Guided Implant surgery was first introduced at the beginning of the year 2000. Now, more than fifteen years after its introduction, systems have shown more features and simplified their utilization.
Digital dentistry is evolving very rapidly and the digital workflow is becoming a routine in many dental offices.
Surgical techniques in bone regeneration have also become more manageable and the advent of new biomaterials has simplified these procedures. This article will show how we can combine the use of regenerative procedures, and achieve a nearly perfect reconstruction of the bony housing and the surrounding soft tissue using guided surgery to maximize the esthetic result.
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