Computer-Assisted Implant Surgery for Zygomatic Implants
Learn how dynamic navigation and robotic guidance improve zygomatic implant surgery. This webinar covers 3D imaging, virtual planning, patient selection, and case studies to help clinicians enhance accuracy, reduce risk, and improve outcomes.
The webinar “Computer-Assisted Implant Surgery for Zygomatic Implants” focuses on advanced technologies like dynamic navigation and robotic guidance to improve zygomatic implant procedures. It highlights these tools’ ability to enhance surgical accuracy, safety, and efficiency for patients with severe maxillary atrophy. Participants will learn about fundamentals such as 3D imaging with CBCT, virtual planning, and real-time intraoperative guidance. The session covers patient selection, risk mitigation, and managing complications, showcasing superior outcomes with case studies. Oral surgeons and prosthodontists will learn to integrate these systems into their workflows, reducing surgical time and improving patient outcomes. Software advancements, system limitations, and cost-benefit considerations will also be addressed. By mastering these tools, dental professionals can achieve predictable results and enhanced patient satisfaction.
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
Master the application of dynamic navigation and robotic guidance in zygomatic implant surgery.
Utilize CBCT and virtual planning to optimize implant placement with real-time adaptability.
Compare the precision and limitations of dynamic navigation, robotic systems, and static guides.
Identify suitable candidates for zygomatic implants using advanced diagnostic tools.
Develop strategies to manage complications and leverage technology for long-term success.
Tribune Group GmbH Inc.