PRE-OPERATORY TREATMENT PLANNING, DIAGNOSIS, AND DATA GATHERING A thorough clinical examination and assessment of the patient’s complete medical and dental history should be performed to assess whether the patient is a good implant and guided surgery candidate. Assess the restorative site using CBCT scans and/or radiographs for assessing bone volume and density, anatomy of the residual ridge, maxillary sinus, nasal cavities, inferior alveolar nerve, mental foramen, natural tooth positions, jaw relationship, and surrounding anatomic features that may affect implant placement.
Determine the type of restoration, load type, number of implants, esthetic, and functional factors.
Ensure communication and planning between each clinician and laboratory technician who is involved in the treatment plan along with utilization of surgical planning software of choice, to determine the precise digital plan for accurate implant installation. 3D SURGICAL PLANNING AND SURGICAL GUIDE DESIGN Import data set (DICOM files) into the surgical planning software of choice. Sterngold has approved partnerships with several virtual planning companies and all available implants, complementary parts, and surgical instrument libraries available to design a Sterngold TRU® & PUR® guided surgery case.
Determine precise digital plan for accurate implant installation and combine with patient .STL data.
According to the patient’s clinical condition as previously assessed, precisely position the implants in the design software for the desired anatomical, functional, and esthetic goals.
ANESTHESIA Administer anesthesia as indicated in preparation for dental surgery.
ATTACHING AND ANCHORING THE SURGICAL GUIDE
Tooth Supported Single/multiple unit, minimally invasive, tooth fixated.
Secure guide onto arch. According to the surgical and sequence report, use appointed surgical components and drills to penetrate mucosa to create osteotomy.
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