More safety through computer tomographics and 3D implant navigation
Since a number of years, implants have developed to our speciality field. Due to the immense progress in innovation, it is clear that we will offer our patients nothing less than state-of-the-art. A real improvement offers the 3D implant tomographics with three dimensional implant navigation.
A challenge for dentists and oral surgeons
The placement of implants requires thorough individual planning, since we have to solve the following problems: To judge the state of jaw and bone matter. We need to pay attention to nerves and roots of adjacent teeth, so they won't get damaged. Position, depth and direction of the implant need to be exactly determined. This is the only way to attach the dental lab work in a secure matter on these implants and so they can be utilized like one's own teeth. Normally we set up a situational panorama shot. This allows us for a overview of the current oral situation. As experienced surgeons we are well trained for these treatments.
Special circumstances require new ways of treatment
There are situations where it turns out to be difficult, though being experienced, to determine the perfect spot for placing an implant.
