Robotic-assisted implant surgery
Robotic guidance helps execute the planned implant position.
What is it?
A robotic system, often paired with CBCT and digital planning, physically guides the surgical instruments according to a pre-planned trajectory.
What problem does it solve?
Improves positional accuracy and consistency during implant osteotomies, and helps integrate the surgical plan with the restorative plan.
Who might benefit?
Patients needing dental implants, especially single-tooth, multiple, and full-arch All-on-X⁶ cases.
What are the limitations?
Robotic guidance assists the surgeon; it does not replace the surgeon's clinical judgment or training. Conventional guided surgery is also highly effective.
Availability
Available from providers with the appropriate robotic system and training.
Regulatory status
FDA-cleared robotic systems are used for specific dental implant indications.
Providers near you
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Questions to ask your dentist
How many robotic cases has the surgeon completed? What is the plan if the robot cannot be used?
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