What is the difference between static and dynamic guidance?

Static uses a fabricated guide; dynamic uses real-time tracking during surgery.

In most guided workflows, CBCT is a core part of planning.

Can guided surgery be used for full-arch treatment?

Yes, it is commonly used in full-arch planning, with technique selected by anatomy and restorative goals.

Dental Implants / All-on-X Implant / Subperiosteal Implants

Guided implant surgery uses digital planning to transfer prosthetic and anatomic goals into surgical execution.

Workflows may include static guides, dynamic navigation, or both, depending on case requirements.

Computer-assisted methods improve planning precision, but outcomes still depend on case selection and surgical execution.

CBCT and intraoral records are combined for 3D planning.

Implant positions are planned with prosthetic endpoints and anatomic safety in mind.

Surgery is performed with guided transfer of the digital plan using the chosen assistive method.

No. It improves planning and transfer but does not eliminate biologic and procedural variability.

Speak with our surgeons to learn if guided surgery / vsp is right for you.