Beyond Accuracy: Clinical Outcomes of Computer Assisted Implant Surgery
Sofya Sadilina,
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Kay Vietor,
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Romain Doliveux
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Clinical and Experimental Dental Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(3)
Published: May 16, 2025
ABSTRACT
Objectives
Computer
Assisted
Implant
Surgery
(CAIS)
with
different
technologies
and
modalities
is
becoming
increasingly
utilized
in
clinical
practice.
The
aim
of
this
White
Paper
was
to
synthesize
evidence,
reported
experience,
best
practices
regard
clinically
relevant
outcomes
static,
dynamic,
robotic
CAIS.
Materials
Methods
A
review
the
literature
compiled
existing
evidence
from
studies
up
November
2024,
which
later
discussed
synthesized
into
questions
a
panel
international
experts.
Results
There
overwhelming
for
superiority
CAIS
accuracy
implant
placement
some
limited
superior
esthetic
outcomes.
At
same
time,
related
primary
stability,
survival
rates,
intra‐
postoperative
complications,
marginal
bone
loss,
peri‐implant
tissue
health
appear
similar
between
guided
non‐guided
surgery,
while
efficiency
poorly
defined
studied.
importance
execution
comprehensive,
prosthetically
driven
treatment
plan
not
reflected
most
studies,
focus
mainly
on
assessment
procedures
rather
than
entire
workflows.
Such
inherent
limitations
available
research
might
conceal
potential
Conclusions
Guided
can
achieve
at
least
as
good
surgery.
Studies
that
assess
benefits
part
workflow,
isolated
procedures,
could
improve
our
understanding
these
technologies.
Language: Английский
Computer‐Assisted Implant Surgery: Patients' Experience and Perspectives
Xin Hui Yeo,
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Lin Jing Uei,
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Yi Man
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et al.
Clinical and Experimental Dental Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(3)
Published: May 26, 2025
ABSTRACT
Objectives
Although
computer‐assisted
implant
surgery
(CAIS)
has
increased
significantly
the
precision
of
dental
placement,
documentation
impact
such
technologies
in
patient‐reported
experience
and
outcomes
remains,
however,
limited.
The
aim
this
white
paper
was
to
assess
CAIS
on
key
aspects
patient
experience,
as
its
potential
benefits
(1)
patients'
understanding
engagement
with
surgery,
(2)
patient's
confidence
treatment
outcomes,
(3)
preferences,
(4)
intra‐
(5)
Postoperative
(6)
long‐term
oral
health‐related
quality
life.
Material
Methods
A
review
literature
compiled
existing
evidence
from
clinical
studies
up
November
2024,
which
later
discussed
synthesized
expert
opinions
best
currently
documented
practice.
Results
No
found
that
improves
or
while
comparative
showed
no
difference
postoperative
when
is
used.
Impact
cost
procedures
patients
perceptions
preferences
also
not
been
explored,
majority
subsidizing
costs,
particular
randomized
trials.
At
same
time,
compare
interventions
cannot
overall
a
complex
workflow
immediacy
minimally
invasive
approaches,
an
essential
part.
Conclusions
Research
might
fully
reflect
these
limited
level
surgical
intervention.
Major
anticipated
for
reduce
complexity
facilitate
faster,
safer
more
predictable
execution
digitally
designed
treatments,
could
be
better
approached
future
by
aimed
at
assessing
entire
workflows.
Language: Английский
Patient‐Reported Outcome Measures Following Implant Placement With Simultaneous Horizontal Bone Augmentation
Clinical Implant Dentistry and Related Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
27(1)
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Objectives
This
study
aimed
to
evaluate
the
impact
of
implant
placement
with
simultaneous
bone
augmentation
on
patients'
willingness
repeat
procedure.
Secondary
outcomes
included
assessing
patient‐reported
outcome
measures,
clinical‐
and
surgical‐related
factors
affecting
treatment
outcomes.
Methods
Subjects
who
were
currently
undergoing
or
have
undergone
in
esthetic
region
(maxillary
second
premolar
premolar)
assigned
three
groups:
Group
A
(short‐term),
B
(1–5
years
post‐surgery),
C
(>
5
post‐surgery).
Clinical
assessments,
dichotomous
questions,
visual
analogue
scales
used
therapeutic
according
group
interest.
Results
One
hundred
fifty
patients
completed
(
n
=
50
per
group).
In
A,
16%
experienced
wound
dehiscence
(membrane
exposure
<
3
mm),
2%
had
postoperative
bleeding,
infection,
swelling,
abscess.
Flaps
extending
beyond
teeth
significantly
increased
early
membrane
p
0.04).
Patient‐reported
discomfort
0.001)
healing
scores
0.04)
decreased
over
time.
Willingness
procedure
was
100%,
88%,
98%
Groups
B,
C,
respectively,
satisfaction
rates
98.2
±
7.5,
91.2
10.6,
95.2
10.9.
No
significant
differences
found
between
for
functional
satisfaction.
However,
reported
higher
comfort
0.001).
Younger
adults
women
greater
than
older
men.
Conclusions
Implant
horizontal
areas
shows
a
high
short‐,
mid‐,
long‐term.
Additionally,
this
approach
yields
low
complications
discomfort,
along
patient
related
performance,
esthetics,
overall
comfort.
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Contemporary Digital Dentistry for Complex Cases in the Anterior Maxilla
Ignacio Pedrinaci,
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Javier Calatrava,
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Manuel Toledano‐Osorio
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Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 12, 2025
ABSTRACT
Objectives
To
demonstrate
how
contemporary
digitally
driven
workflow
can
enhance
outcomes
for
complex
esthetic
dental
cases,
focusing
on
three
distinct
clinical
scenarios
involving
implant
placement,
crown
lengthening,
and
tooth
autotransplantation
(ATT).
Overview
Three
multidisciplinary
cases
our
digital
workflows,
integrating
diagnosis,
treatment
planning,
patient
communication,
guided
execution.
The
first
case
involves
replacing
two
anterior
central
incisors
using
surgery,
prefabricated
customized
healing
abutments,
a
restorative
process.
second
showcases
an
crown‐lengthening
procedure,
where
Multifunctional
Anatomical
Prototypes
(MAPs)
serve
as
both
mock‐up
surgical
guides,
enhancing
communication
expected
ensuring
precise
tissue
management
to
prevent
soft
rebound.
final
features
ATT,
virtual
planning
3D‐printed
replica
guides
ensure
predictability
in
the
therapeutic
outcome.
These
enabled
strategies
underscore
customization
achievable
with
technology.
Conclusions
Dental
treatments
zone
require
meticulous
execution
achieve
controlled
results
that
satisfaction
long‐term
stability.
Contemporary
Digital
Dentistry
enhances
predictability,
creating
pathway
leads
success.
Language: Английский
Using postoperative CBCT to enhance preoperative planning integration in complete arch implant rehabilitation
Adam Hamilton,
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Samuel Akhondi,
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Kevser Pala
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et al.
Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 1, 2025
Language: Английский
A NOVEL CODED HEALING ABUTMENT FOR A SIMPLIFIED DIGITAL WORKFLOW: A RETROSPECTIVE CLINICAL STUDY ON 103 PATIENTS WITH A ONE YEAR FOLLOW-UP
Jaâfar Mouhyi,
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Maurice Salama,
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Adam Mouhyi
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et al.
Journal of Dentistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 105465 - 105465
Published: Nov. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Transitional implants in computer‐assisted implant surgery and fixed complete‐arch provisionalization: A retrospective case series
Clinical Implant Dentistry and Related Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 17, 2024
Abstract
Introduction
Using
mini
implants
as
transitional
(TIs)
for
complete
arch
implant‐supported
rehabilitations
may
overcome
limitations
associated
with
mucosa‐supported
surgical
guides
and
facilitate
immediate
fixed
provisionalization.
This
study
aimed
to
assess
the
success
of
TIs
in
supporting
implant
placement
provisional
prostheses.
Methods
Patients
who
received
between
2012
2023
a
prosthesis
were
evaluated
retrospectively.
Patient
demographic
data,
TI
functionality
guide
prosthesis,
dates
regular
collected.
Descriptive
statistics
used
determine
survival
rate
TIs.
Results
Twenty‐six
patients,
35
jaws,
136
TIs,
216
included.
The
was
74.26%;
however,
use
yielded
97%
jaws
complete‐arch
throughout
phase.
An
average
4
per
maxilla
3
mandible
supported
guides.
Thirty‐five
prostheses
placed
on
an
mandible.
Thirty‐four
successfully
by
until
final
restoration
delivery.
conjunction
98%.
Conclusions
support
be
predictable
approach
high
rate.
All
planned
successful.
Despite
premature
loss
or
replacement
this
able
most
could
loaded.
Language: Английский
The Influence of Abutment Selection in the Tridimensional Implant Position: Considerations for Predictable Implant Restorative Long‐Term Outcomes
Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 2, 2024
ABSTRACT
Objective
To
explore
the
influence
of
abutment
selection
on
3D
implant
positioning,
emphasizing
synergy
between
surgical
and
prosthetic
considerations
for
achieving
predictable
long‐term
outcomes
in
implant‐supported
restorations.
Main
Considerations
Implant
dentistry
has
transitioned
from
a
purely
approach
to
prosthetically
driven
methodology
that
prioritizes
restoration
(ISR).
This
shift
been
bolstered
by
advancements
digital
technologies
designs,
which
allow
more
precise
positioning
better
management
biological,
mechanical,
esthetic
outcomes.
The
appropriate
abutments
plays
pivotal
role
optimizing
position,
influencing
peri‐implant
tissue
stability
overall
success
restoration.
manuscript
explores
into
biorestorative
concept,
highlighting
how
virtual
planning
can
preemptively
assess
configurations
their
interactions
with
surrounding
tissues,
guiding
placement
achieve
desired
results.
Clinical
Significance
integration
strategic
prior
ensures
optimal
respecting
fundamental
biological
parameters.
minimizes
complications,
improves
stability,
enhances
patient
aligning
procedures
specific
needs.
Language: Английский