3D Guided Implant Surgery

Most Accurate Dental Implants Using 3D Technology

3D Guided Dental Implant Surgery in Dubai

Dental implant treatment is one of the least invasive ways to replace your missing teeth. Since implants rest inside of the bone (similar to an anatomical tooth) they are completely non-invasive to surrounding tooth structure.

When you incorporate our onsite CBCT (in dentistry) and 3D imaging equipment, we can map out your care for a precise and predictable dental implant experience.

What Makes Us Unique

Award winning Center of excellence
Team of highly experienced dental implantologists
Latest technologies for highest success rates
- Computer guided 3D Implant placement
- CBCT Scans for bone assessment
- Digital scanning
- In-house dental laboratory

Why a CBCT Scan?

A 3D scan for dental implants allows us to digitally plan a virtual placement of your implants before the date of your appointment. The 3D dental imaging provides us with better information than a two-dimensional dental X-ray, especially for patients with extensive bone and tooth loss.

Our dental 3D scanner takes just a few extra seconds to capture your full oral anatomy; it’s similar to having a traditional “panoramic” film taken of your mouth.

When we have 3D imaging, dentistry experts can plan your dental implant placement and create what’s called a 3D surgical guide. Essentially, this guide is placed inside of your mouth at the time of your dental implant appointment (particularly if you’re getting All-on-Four or All-on-Six dental implants) to show exactly where each dental implant needs to be installed.

From the angle to the exact placement, the 3D guided implant surgery is:

Shorter
Gentler
Less invasive

Plus, the recovery time is typically easier to recover from. Even though dental implant treatment is already a gentle and straightforward process, 3D dental implants optimize your comfort and care experience even further.

If You’re Considering 3D Dental Implants

Incorporating cone beam imaging (aka “cone-beam X-ray”) equipment into our Dubai facilities ensures the highest level of care and attentiveness for our patients. Through the advancements of dental design and development technology, 3D imaging takes an already predictable treatment and advances it into a safe, straightforward option for people with missing teeth.

Even if you’ve been told that you don’t qualify for dental implants, a 3D dental CT scan might change that. When our implant experts are able to assess your oral anatomy from every angle, we can pinpoint safe installation sites for implants whereas a dentist limited to two-dimensional X-rays may be unable to do the same.

Perfect for All-on-Four and All-on-Six Implants

Full mouth rehabilitation with dental implants is extremely popular. Especially since implants are capable of lasting an entire lifetime. When you’re planning an All-on-Four or All-on-Six treatment (where an entire arch of teeth is supported onto just 4-6 implants total), 3D scanning ensures accurate placement and an improved success rate.

Why consider All-on-Four or All-on-Six? Here are just a few benefits:

A streamlined, hybrid appliance
No removable dentures
More cost-effective and less-invasive
Eat all of your favorite foods
Easier to speak with
Support for your facial profile
Reduces bone loss
Easy to care for

What to Expect

Step 1: Your Scan and Consultation

During your dental implant exam and consultation, we’ll discuss what options are possible for your situation. We’ll take a 3D CBCT scan and evaluate your internal oral anatomy, including bone density and structure. If you decide to move forward with treatment, we’ll have a surgical guide created based on your 3D scan.

Step 2: Your Dental Implants are Installed

Dental implants can be placed in one straightforward appointment. If you prefer to have your visit performed under sedation, that’s always an option. Most people are surprised to learn that dental implant treatment is more comfortable than they realize.

Step 3: Prosthesis Placement

A temporary and/or permanent restoration — such as a crown, bridge, All-on-4, overdenture, etc. — is attached to your dental implants. You may need to temporarily wear an interim prosthesis as the bone integrates with the implants and before we install the permanently fixed restorations (which will withstand full biting and chewing pressure.)