Surgical template

The surgical template is a tool that supports the precise planning and execution of implant procedures. It is a custom-designed overlay made from the patient’s digital and CT scans that allows the position, angle, and depth of the implant to be accurately determined. The template increases the safety and predictability of the procedure, minimizing the risk of errors.

Duration: The design of the template takes several days, and the procedure with it 30-60 minutes.

Preparation: Consultation, X-ray or CT scan, digital scans or impressions.

Course: Placement of the template in the mouth, precise implantation according to the plan, and removal of the template after the procedure.

Results: Accurate placement of implants, reduced risk of errors.

Recovery: Minimal discomfort, standard healing after implantation.

• Precision implant planning.
• Complex cases requiring precise implant placement.
• Minimising the risk of damaging adjacent anatomical structures.

• Insufficient bone for implant placement (need for prior augmentation).
• Active infections of the oral cavity.
• Problems with coordinating the procedures and wearing the template (e.g. significant gingival mobility).