Full-Arch Rehabilitation Using Implant-Guided Surgery and Ozone Therapy to Prevent Complications in a Systemically...

Area of Science:

• Dentistry
• Surgical Technology

Background:

• Computer-guided surgery utilizes cone-beam computed tomography and intraoral scanning for precise dental implant placement.
• Flapless guided surgery represents a minimally invasive trend in implant dentistry, reducing surgical trauma.

Observation:

• The study reports a case of upper full-arch dental implant rehabilitation using computer-guided surgery.
• The patient had a history of bisphosphonate use, which can impair bone remodeling.

Findings:

• Computer-guided surgery enhances diagnosis, planning, precision, and prognosis in implant dentistry.
• This technology offers greater predictability for dental prosthesis rehabilitation.

Implications:

• Guided surgery, particularly flapless techniques, is valuable for managing patients with compromised bone remodeling, such as those on bisphosphonates.
• This approach facilitates less traumatic surgical procedures and predictable outcomes in complex implant cases.