IMPLANT SYSTEMS
From Diagnosis to Prosthetic Fabrication,
All Processes Are Digital
New N Dental’s navigation implant procedure is
a state-of-the-art three-dimensional digital surgery that digitalizes every step of the process.
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Navigation Implants Allow for
Pre-treatment Visualization and Prediction
The entire treatment process is conducted digitally, and with the use of 3D computer simulations, it’s possible to determine the precise location, angle, and depth suited to an individual’s oral structure and gum bone.
It finds the best way to do surgery by precisely figuring out where the bone and nerves are,
making the operation quick and safe.
20+
Years of Experience
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New N Dental's Navigation Implant Highlights
- Custom abutments and teeth that perfectly fit each patient are pre-manufactured, allowing for speedy procedures.
- Optimal sites are determined via virtual surgeries, ensuring implants are placed in the areas where the gum bone is most robust.
- By using patient-specific devices, surgeries can be performed without incising the gums, minimizing discomfort with precision that leaves no room for error according to the plan.
- Accurate diagnostics and short surgery times of within an hour minimize swelling and pain.
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Safe implant surgery can be achieved
Safe implant surgery can be achieved by using 3D CT scans and digital data.
This method involves a 3D computer simulation, which accurately determines the best position, angle, and depth for the implant based on the patient’s mouth structure and gum bone.
From this information, a guide is made with a 3D printer for the surgery, making sure the actual implant matches the simulation.
This technique ensures the implant is accurately placed in the planned spot through a less invasive process, which reduces bleeding and pain.
- Following numerous simulations, the implant can be positioned perfectly.
- It’s possible to insert multiple implants in a single session.
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3D CBCT for Accurate Exams and Diagnoses
3D CBCT is an advanced digital tool that captures both two-dimensional and three-dimensional images at the same time. This means it can provide panoramic (2D) views showcasing the entire oral cavity and CT (3D) images that give a detailed three-dimensional look. With this technology, dentists can thoroughly examine a patient’s teeth, jawbone, and internal oral structures. They can also carefully check major nerves and anatomical details to guarantee that implant procedures are conducted flawlessly.
- Provides precise, secure, and harmless treatment.
- Lowers the chances of experiencing post-procedure issues or discomfort.
- Decreases the danger of damaging nerves.
- Compared to traditional CT scans, this method exposes patients to much less radiation, enhancing safety.
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TRIOS 3D Oral Scanner
The TRIOS digital oral scanner captures detailed information about a patient’s mouth, including the shape of the gums, teeth, and any existing dental work, and then creates a three-dimensional image. This process enables a comprehensive analysis, reduces the likelihood of mistakes, and supports the design of tailor-made dental prosthetics using computer-aided design.
- Fast scanning.
- Reduces discomfort during the scanning process.
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Implant studio
3D computer-simulated procedure customizes the placement of implants, including their position, angle, and depth, to fit the unique structure of the patient’s mouth and jawbone.
This approach ensures a personalized, patient-specific implant procedure.
- The entire implant process utilizes digital data.
- This method minimizes swelling, pain, and bleeding, leading to a quicker recovery.
