Digital dental implants: making dental implantation simple and precise

Patients who have been missing teeth for a long time or who have complex oral conditions can now opt for digital dental implants to solve their problems.

Regardless of the number of missing teeth, and even if the periodontal situation is poor, as long as the patient's physical condition permits, dental implantation becomes a breeze with the assistance of experienced doctors and digital implant equipment.

The key to digital dental implantation is the use of advanced guide plate technology to achieve millimetre-accurate implantation, a more precise surgical procedure and faster recovery, implanting a tooth takes only 5-10 minutes.

Detailed data is obtained through oral CT scanning, which can accurately determine the position of the full-mouth dental bed as well as the depth, thickness and angle of the alveolar bone, and then design a complete implantation plan to achieve precise implant placement.

Some people had worried that dental implants would be painful, but with digital dental implant technology, such concerns can be completely eliminated. With the help of 3D implant guides, there is no need for large incisions and possible redness and inflammation is avoided, with faster healing and recovery. Patients no longer need to worry about pain interfering with dental visits.

Digital dental implants also offer a chance of success in cases where there is a full or half mouth without teeth. With the support of digital dental implant technology, dental implants are suitable for almost all cases of missing teeth, including single or multiple tooth loss, and even half or full mouths without teeth.

Compared with traditional dental implant methods, digital dental implants have the following advantages:

1. the angle, depth and orientation of the implant can be precisely controlled to ensure the success of the implant;

2. the operation procedure is more standardised, which can effectively avoid blood vessels and nerves, and achieve precise implantation;

3. Dental implant time is greatly reduced, and the procedure is more minimally invasive, comfortable and safe;

4. Simulation of implantation through visual digital models, presenting the optimal position, angle, diameter and number of implants to be placed, so that patients can clearly understand the dental implant programme and results.

Of course, there are certain conditions applicable to digital dental implant surgery. Generally speaking, patients need to be in good health, and if they have chronic underlying diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, coronary heart disease, etc., dental implant surgery must be carried out under the premise of stable control of all indicators.

The emergence of digital dental implant technology provides a simple and precise option to solve the problem of missing teeth, making dental implantation easier and more reliable.