Guided dental implant surgery – case report

Vol. 10 – Number 40 – 2019 DDS CADERN Case report / Case report Page 136-143 Guided dental implant surgery – case report Gustavo Salem Ribeiro1 Andrés Fernando Montenegro Arana2 Jorge Pailover Bermudez3 Neoli Nunes da Silva4 Juliana Larocca de Geus5 Summary One of the options for treatment with implants is the guided dental implant, also known as computer-guided surgery, which consists of a technique performed first of all digitally on the computer, through a computed tomography cone beam of the dental arch. After the digital surgical planning, the implant is performed through a prototyped surgical guide. Thus, there is no need for cuts and incisions in the gingiva, only small perforations in the soft tissues of the dental arch. This article reports a clinical case of guided dental implantation. Keywords: Dental implantation, computer-assisted surgery, oral rehabilitation.   1 Spectrum in Implant Dentistry – Avantis CRO – Ponta Grossa/PR. 2 Prof. of Orthodontics, Orthodontics Department – CESCAGE – Ponta Grossa/PR. 3 PhD student in Dentistry – UEPG – Ponta Grossa/PR. 4 Sp. in Radiology – UFSC, Administration and Management Sp. in Public Health – FIO CRUZ, Me. in Dentistry – UNICASTELO. 5 Prof. of Dentistry – Faculdade Guairacá, Prof. of Integrated Clinic – UEPG, Prof. of Post-Graduation in Dentistry – Faculdade Paulo Picanço.