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Anatomical Variations and Risks During Implantationf the anatomical condition in every case. Anatomical structures and bone quality may vary not only between female and male patients but also between both jaws and within adjacent implant sites. For this very reason, CBCT and CT scans can be useful for determining bone density at the implant recipien

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Complications, Inaccuracies, and Sources of Error in Full-Guided Surgery0.26 mm. The resolution of the extraoral scanner used to scan the cast models is specified by the manufacturer as less than 20?μm. Deviations in intraoral scans depend on the extension of the optical impression. Matching between the virtual teeth model and the CBCT scans showed an overall deviation

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Guided Surgery with Immediate Implantation and Loading: A Clinical Caser immediate restoration (without occlusion) using a temporary denture. However, in cases with poor primary implant stability, substantial bone augmentation, implants of reduced dimensions, parafunction, and compromised host conditions, delayed loading should be preferred.

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Digital Workflow After Implant Placement: Clinical Cases position is recorded directly after the insertion of the implant body via scan bodies. Afterward, the digital data can be sent to the referring colleagues for immediate restoration, for example, to obtain long-term temporaries in the shortest possible time.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-97175-3a flapless approach. The cons of guided surgery include higher costs for the surgeon and patient, longer preoperative planning time, and difficult radiological estimation of bone quality and quantity in special cases. A flapless approach without guided surgery is also possible. It should also be not

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