A fast, accurate and easy method to position oral implant using computed tomography Clinical validations

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This paper presents a simple method and new material which allow transferring results of surgical planning-such as the implant fixture axis-to the surgical site. This method is based on drilling a linear guide in a resin splint corresponding to the fixture axis. A simple mechanical setup links the Computed Tomography (CT) data set with the drilling machine. Since the optimal fixture axis is determined with a software interface, it can be transferred as a linear guide to the resin splint with the drilling machine. Technical validation demonstrates that the accuracy of the method is 0. 2 mm in translation and 1 degree in rotation. These results provide a high level of accuracy and clinical validation has begun with several patients. The results for the patients are very satisfactory.

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Champleboux, G., Fortin, T., Buatois, H., Coudert, J. L., & Blanchet, E. (1998). A fast, accurate and easy method to position oral implant using computed tomography Clinical validations. In Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics) (Vol. 1496, pp. 269–276). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/bfb0056210

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