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Plan before the procedure
CBCT data and an intraoral scan are combined to plan implant length, position and angulation before surgery. A patient-specific guide then transfers the approved digital plan to the clinical site.
Chirurgische Instrumente · Guided workflow
Kit für navigierte Chirurgie
Digital planning translated into controlled surgical instrumentation.
The system connects diagnostic imaging, virtual implant planning and a patient-specific surgical guide with the drilling and placement sequence used at chairside.
Diagnostic inputCBCT + intraoral scan
Virtual planningPosition · angle · depth
TransferPatient-specific guide
ExecutionGuided drilling + placement
Clinical workflow
From digital plan to guided execution.
The old product page combines planning, sinus preparation and guided placement. The useful dental workflow is retained here and organized into three clear clinical stages.
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Rounded-tip sinus preparation
The illustrated CAS drill uses a rounded tip for controlled preparation near the sinus floor. The design is intended to reduce direct membrane contact when used with the prescribed depth control and surgical protocol.
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Guide-assisted drilling and placement
After seating and verifying the OneGuide surgical template, the clinician can complete the planned drilling sequence, hydraulic lifting or grafting step where indicated, and implant placement through the guided workflow.
System value
A structured, guide-assisted implant workflow.
The kit is designed to help the clinical team organize the key stages of digitally planned implant surgery while maintaining the verification steps required for each case.
Workflow advantages
Preoperative visualization
Digital planning helps the team evaluate the proposed implant position in relation to the available bone and adjacent anatomy.
Plan-to-patient transfer
A patient-specific guide supports transfer of the approved position, depth and angulation to the clinical procedure.
Controlled instrumentation
Procedure-specific drills and guided components organize the preparation sequence around the planned osteotomy.
Coordinated workflow
Planning, guided preparation and implant placement are brought together in one structured clinical sequence.
Professional use
Verify the guide and follow the current protocol.
Guided implant surgery requires appropriate imaging, case selection, guide-fit verification, irrigation, depth control and clinician training. Product configuration and availability may vary by market.
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