Computer-guided dental implant surgery is an advanced, fully digital approach to implant placement that uses 3D imaging (CBCT), intraoral scanning, and specialized planning software to precisely position implants based on prosthetic and anatomical parameters.
This technique allows for prosthetically driven implant placement, ensuring optimal alignment, angulation, and depth—resulting in superior functional and aesthetic outcomes.
At Al Bahri Dental & Orthodontic Center, guided surgery is integrated into a complete digital workflow, elevating accuracy, safety, and predictability.
Evaluates bone volume, density, and anatomical structures (nerves, sinuses)
Captures precise digital impressions of teeth and soft tissues
Implant position is virtually planned based on final prosthetic outcome
A custom 3D-printed guide directs implant placement with high precision
Implants are placed through the guide, ensuring exact execution of the plan
Traditional approach relying on clinical judgment
Less precise than digital guides
Yes.
Local anesthesia is standard. Sedation may be offered depending on patient preference and case complexity.
