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  • Oral surgery
  • Dental implantology
  • Computer-guided surgery

Background:

  • Severe horizontal and vertical bone deficiencies pose challenges for dental implant placement.
  • The allogenic bone ring technique offers a solution for bone augmentation and simultaneous implant insertion.
  • Computer-guided surgery (CGS) can enhance precision in complex dental procedures.

Observation:

  • A modified protocol utilized CGS for precise planning and execution of allogenic bone ring grafting and implant placement.
  • Digital planning involved merging 3D models with CBCT data to design surgical guides.
  • Guides were used to prepare both the implant site and the recipient site for the bone ring.

Findings:

  • The computer-guided approach facilitated accurate adaptation of the allogenic bone ring and subsequent implant insertion.
  • Post-operative measurements indicated high accuracy in implant placement, with minimal deviations at the entry point, apex, and angle.
  • The technique allowed for successful implant restoration after 12 months of healing.

Implications:

  • This modified CGS protocol offers a predictable and accurate method for managing severely compromised implant sites.
  • It enables a prosthetically driven approach, improving outcomes for bone augmentation and simultaneous implant placement.
  • The findings support the integration of CGS in complex grafting procedures for enhanced precision and accuracy.