Implant Surgical Guide
An Implant Surgical Guide is a resin guide designed based on CT scan images, a 3D dental model, and the treatment plan. It guides the dentist in placing the implant fixture into the correct position, angulation, and desired depth in the jawbone.
Structure
· Guide base: The part that rests on the teeth, mucosa, or jawbone, keeping the guide stable throughout the surgical procedure.
· Main guide sleeve: Determines the exact position and angulation for implant placement, helping the dentist perform the procedure with high precision.
· Guide fixation pins/screws: Keep the surgical guide firmly in place and prevent movement during surgery, especially useful in cases of multiple missing teeth.
Advantages
· Improved accuracy: The surgical guide helps the dentist place the implant fixture in the planned position and angle, minimizing errors.
· Minimally invasive procedure: Helps reduce unnecessary intervention on soft tissues and the jawbone, reducing pain and shortening recovery time.
· Enhanced safety: Reduces the risk of damaging nerves and other important anatomical structures during surgery.
· Support for treatment planning: Helps the dentist develop a detailed and accurate implant treatment plan before surgery.
Indications
· Complex implant placement.
· Immediate implant placement.
· Full-arch implant placement.










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