
Dental Implant Guided Surgery: Precision & Predictability
At Walnut Creek Aesthetic Dentistry, we are committed to providing cutting-edge solutions for dental implant placement. With Dental Implant Guided Surgery, we utilize advanced 3D imaging and navigation technology to ensure precise, efficient, and minimally invasive implant placement for our patients.
With the X-Guide system in the dental practice, same-day guided surgery can be a reality for more patients. This is a big advantage, as more patients want their implant results to be functional and aesthetic, while minimizing complications and optimizing their time.
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What is Guided Implant Surgery?
Traditional dental implant placement relies on experience and visual estimation. Guided surgery takes this a step further by incorporating computer-generated surgical guides and real-time navigation to map out the ideal position, depth, and angle of each implant before the procedure begins.
This advanced approach enhances accuracy, safety, and efficiency, making the implant process smoother and more predictable.
Benefits of Guided Surgery for Dental Implants
- Enhanced Precision – Digital planning ensures accurate implant placement.
- Minimally Invasive – Smaller incisions result in less pain, swelling, and faster healing.
- Faster Treatment & Recovery – Reduced surgical time means quicker healing and fewer complications.
- Increased Implant Success Rate – Optimal placement improves long-term stability.
- Same-Day Implants – Some patients may qualify for immediate implant placement with guided technology.
How Does Guided Implant Surgery Work?
- Digital 3D Scanning – We take a CBCT scan (Cone Beam CT scan) of your mouth to create a detailed 3D model of your jawbone, teeth, and nerves.
- Virtual Treatment Planning – Using computer software, we plan the exact placement of your implants for the best functional and aesthetic outcome.
- Surgical Guide Creation – A customized surgical guide is created to ensure precise positioning during surgery.
- Implant Placement – Your dentist follows the guide to place the implants with extreme accuracy, reducing risks and improving efficiency.
- Healing & Restoration – After a healing period, your custom dental crown or prosthetic is placed for a fully restored smile.
Am I a Candidate for Guided Implant Surgery?
- Want precise and minimally invasive treatment.
- Require multiple implants or full-arch restoration.
- Have limited bone volume and need careful implant positioning.
- Prefer shorter surgery times and faster healing.