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CT-guided technology for all on four, a novel technique for full mouth rehabilitation: Technique and case report

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Case Report

Author Details : Harilal .G, Sunil Kumar .G, Ravi Kumar .C, Sreenivasulu .D, Venumadhav .G

Volume : 4, Issue : 2, Year : 2018

Article Page : 53-56

https://doi.org/10.18231/2581-480X.2018.0016

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Abstract

This case report will show a novel method for the utilization of customary all on four in mix with Cone Beam Computed Tomography guided embed surgery utilizing a surgical guide. It is not any more just an idea for the future, the utilization of these computerized strategies in the dentistry has turned out to be regular practice in the present days. Registered tomography (CT) guided dental implant surgery has significantly extended in the course of recent years as ideas and procedures have turned out to be progressively enhanced and more implant producers have changed their implant frameworks to these new advances in implant position. The All-on-four method for dental implant situation and reclamation for full mouth recovery, while built up somewhere in the range of two decades back, has as of late created expanded enthusiasm as a profoundly useful, feel, financially savvy elective for a vast gathering of edentulous patients who could profit by a full-curve, implant upheld settled prosthesis. This article portrays the All-on-four CT-guided implant surgery method.

Keywords: Computed tomography, All-on-four, Surgical guide, Drill, Planning, Dental implant.

How to cite : Harilal .g, Sunil Kumar .g, Ravi Kumar .c, Sreenivasulu .d, Venumadhav .g, CT-guided technology for all on four, a novel technique for full mouth rehabilitation: Technique and case report. IP Ann Prosthodont Restor Dent 2018;4(2):53-56

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