Fig. 1 Scanprosthesis

 

Fig. 2 The same Scanprosthesis during the digital surgical planning.

 

Fig. 2 A. The new Beta version of SimPlant© 10 software with 4 interactive panes: axial, 3D, panoramic and cross-sectional
images; B. 3D image of a severely atrophic maxilla with 2 distal implants tilted to bypass the maxillary sinus

 

Fig.3 A. Three SurgiGuides© with combined mucosa and tooth support in a partially edentulous mandible. Notice the metal
cylinders of increasing diameter. B. checking the fit of the surgiguide in a fully edentulous maxilla

 

Fig.4 A. stabilizing the surgiguide with direction indicators and burs B. the implants flaplessly inserted with no incisions,
no sutures and very little bleeding

The CAI Academy organizes its 1st International Computer Aided Implantology Academy Congress (May 2006), in which famous speackers will intervene and alternate with their presentations in order to discuss and expand on how the new computerized procedures have completely revolutionized the traditional surgical approach in oral implantology. Read the Scientific Program!

The CAI Academy is an international non-profit association that oganizes implantology workshops, courses and congresses for Implantologists and Prosthesists who need continuous adjournments and education on Computer Guided Implantology