Preoperative setting: Implants are being considered to replace the absent teeth.
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A surgical guide from the pre-implant planning is printed and then tested on the teeth. It allows the surgeon to adequately locate, in the patient’s “oral cavity” , the ideal position for the implants with respect to the bone envelope and the future position of the crowns on implants.
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The implants are placed through the guide without “opening” the gum (minimally invasive surgery).
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