Data acquisition
Imaging, scanning, and clinical records form the foundation for virtual planning.
Guided implant surgery
Guided implant surgery with digital planning and clinical judgment.
Guided surgery combines clinical information, imaging, and digital prosthetic planning to support positions studied in advance. The resource does not replace professional assessment and is not automatically indicated for every case.
3D imagingProsthetic planningSurgical guideClinical criteriaDigital workflow
How the digital workflow is built
Guide quality depends on record quality, information integration, and careful verification at each stage.
Prosthetic project
The intended tooth position helps guide the three-dimensional study of implant placement.
Professional validation
Space, access, guide stability, anatomy, and surgical possibilities must be reviewed before the procedure.
What the guide does and does not do
Technology supports the plan but does not replace experience, diagnosis, clinical control, or the ability to adapt.
Planning transfer
The guide aims to reproduce during the procedure the references defined digitally.
Method limitations
Mouth opening, available bone, guide stability, and case characteristics may limit its use.
Alternative plan
Every surgery should include options if the clinical conditions found require adaptation.
iVera
Organize the first contact with iVera
iVera gathers the initial context of the request and helps the team understand the topic more clearly. It does not diagnose, define clinical conduct, or replace professional assessment.
Start the initial contact with iVeraEthical note: This content is informational and institutional. It does not replace a consultation, clinical examination, diagnosis, technical opinion, or individualized treatment plan.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers for an initial understanding, without replacing a professional assessment.
Is guided surgery always less invasive?
It cannot be generalized. The approach depends on the case, access requirements, tissue conditions, and associated procedures.
Does the guide guarantee the exact implant position?
There is no absolute guarantee. Technical tolerances and clinical variables exist, so professional planning and verification remain essential.
Can every implant case use a surgical guide?
No. Indication depends on available records, anatomy, access, guide stability, and treatment objectives.
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