Navigation in Dental Implants –A Review
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| author | Dr.Khushee Vishnu Agrawal, Dr.Prashanth Raghuram Shetty, Dr.Deepthi Prashanth Shetty, Dr.Yogita Fakira Kshirsagar, Dr.Mahendra Babanrao Ghodge, Dr.Sakshi Suresh Aglawe |
| author_facet | Dr.Khushee Vishnu Agrawal, Dr.Prashanth Raghuram Shetty, Dr.Deepthi Prashanth Shetty, Dr.Yogita Fakira Kshirsagar, Dr.Mahendra Babanrao Ghodge, Dr.Sakshi Suresh Aglawe |
| contents | <p>Implants is one of the most predictable and well established treatment modality for the replacement of missing <br>teeth. Computer assisted implant surgery is a recently developed technique for placement of dental implants. <br>Navigation systems used for the placement of dental implants enhances the predictability and accuracy of the <br>implant placement. Potential Intraoperative and post-operative complications are reduced, thereby reducing <br>patient morbidity. There are two types of computer assisted implant surgeries, static CAIS which utilizes surgical <br>guides for placement of implants and dynamic CAIS which is based on the motion tracking technology and enables <br>real time tracking of implants.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Navigation in Dental Implants –A Review Dr.Khushee Vishnu Agrawal, Dr.Prashanth Raghuram Shetty, Dr.Deepthi Prashanth Shetty, Dr.Yogita Fakira Kshirsagar, Dr.Mahendra Babanrao Ghodge, Dr.Sakshi Suresh Aglawe <p>Implants is one of the most predictable and well established treatment modality for the replacement of missing <br>teeth. Computer assisted implant surgery is a recently developed technique for placement of dental implants. <br>Navigation systems used for the placement of dental implants enhances the predictability and accuracy of the <br>implant placement. Potential Intraoperative and post-operative complications are reduced, thereby reducing <br>patient morbidity. There are two types of computer assisted implant surgeries, static CAIS which utilizes surgical <br>guides for placement of implants and dynamic CAIS which is based on the motion tracking technology and enables <br>real time tracking of implants.</p> |
| title | Navigation in Dental Implants –A Review |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20138536 |