The dental implant consists of a small and robust titanium screw whose function is to replace the root of the missing tooth. It is inserted into the bone of the jaw. After the osseointegration the implant takes over the function of the natural root of the tooth and finally becomes able to support crowns, bridges or dentures. Dental implants are very robust and strong and if they are subjected to regular maintenance, they can last for a lifetime. Place the crowns, bridges or dentures on stable, secure and robust implants will ensure the patient feels having their natural teeth.

• Accurate three-dimensional reconstruction of the Patient by integrating data from X- rays (CBCT) and optical scanning of plaster models or intra-oral scans
• Use of certified software (3Diagnosys) which, in a simple and intuitive way, allows the surgeon to make a complete pre-implant diagnosis and create a virtual surgery plan
• Using the latest CAD/CAM and rapid prototyping technology for the automatic transfer of the treatment plan to a customised surgical guide and a work model with implant analogs housing to be mounted in the articulator for the construction of temporary prosthesis
• Management of any type of implant rehabilitation intervention (partial, total and post-extraction edentulism) and bone regeneration (graft anatomical modelling)