Implants with guided surgery
Computer-planned 3D implant placement using surgical guides or real-time dynamic navigation.
What is guided surgery for dental implants?
Computer-guided surgery is a technique that allows placing dental implants in the exact location of the arch. The intervention is previously planned with the help of a computer and 3D technology. This allows us to create guides to ensure a perfect and lasting fit. At the same time, we avoid damaging nerves and painful areas, achieving a practically painless process. This procedure has a series of advantages over traditional surgery.
What is guided surgery with dynamic navigation?
This is a system in which we navigate during surgery in real time. The surgeon can see in real time the advancement of the instruments, as well as the exact position and angulation. This facilitates and ensures safety in techniques such as dental implant placement. It also allows precise planning in edentulous patients with a simple and accurate protocol.
The post-operative period of our implants is practically painless, which improves the patient experience. Additionally, it allows us to commit to offering higher success rates in the procedure. The patient can leave without incisions or sutures, and if the implant stability allows, they can leave the same day with the crown placed precisely on the implant.
In summary, this system allows us to offer painless implants.
Leaving the clinic with the crown in place on the same day is known as immediate implant loading. The ZenImplant™ protocol uses this navigation to place implants without cuts or stitches. Guided navigation is also used for an implant with a sinus lift, when bone is missing in the upper jaw.
How many appointments do implants with the guided technique require?
If the implant stability allows, the same day the patient leaves with the crown placed precisely on the implant.
What are the advantages of guided navigation?
No incisions or sutures
The patient goes home without any type of incisions or sutures.
Crown the same day
If the implant stability allows, the same day the patient leaves with the crown placed precisely on the implant.
Painless implantology
Allows us to offer a painless implantology process.
Safety and precision
Provides ease and safety in techniques like implant placement.
Precise planning
Precise planning in edentulous patients with a simple and accurate protocol.
Painless post-operative
The post-operative period of our implants is practically painless.
Dynamic guided navigation represents the future of implantology, offering millimetric precision, maximum safety, and a practically painless experience for the patient.
What is better: implants with guided technique or unguided?
Without a doubt, the guided technique allows you three things on the implant:
1st Implant without incisions or sutures
The guided technique allows placing the implant with a minimal incision of barely 3mm, without the need for large cuts or subsequent sutures. This significantly reduces surgical trauma and speeds up recovery.
2nd Implants without pain or discomfort
Being a minimally invasive and highly precise procedure, the patient experiences minimal or no discomfort during and after the procedure. The post-operative period is practically painless.
3rd Implants in the precise location
Real-time navigation allows placing the implant exactly in the planned position, with the correct angulation and avoiding important anatomical structures. This guarantees long-term treatment success.
The guided technique far surpasses the traditional technique in terms of precision, patient comfort, and predictable results. It is the preferred option when seeking maximum quality in implantology.
What is the success rate of implants with guided surgery?
What are the benefits of getting implants with ENIQ guided surgery?
ENIQ is one of the few clinics in Spain that currently has dynamic guided surgery. ENIQ is a pioneer in implant technology.
- Pioneer technology in Spain: ENIQ is one of the few clinics in Spain that has dynamic guided surgery, the most advanced technology in current implantology.
- Real-time navigation: The system allows the surgeon to see in real time the advancement of the instruments, as well as the exact position and angulation throughout the procedure.
- Millimetric precision: 3D digital planning combined with dynamic navigation guarantees exact placement of the implant in the planned optimal position.
- Maximum safety: We avoid damaging nerves and important anatomical structures, guaranteeing a safe and predictable procedure.
- Experience and leadership: ENIQ is a pioneer in implant technology, with years of experience in dynamic guided surgery and more than 4,000 documented implants.
The combination of cutting-edge technology, professional experience, and commitment to innovation makes ENIQ the reference in dynamic guided surgery in Spain.
How much does guided implant surgery cost?
Dynamic guided navigation
Added to the implant price
Access to the most advanced technology in implantology. Affordable price that varies depending on the number of implants to be placed.
All inclusive
Frequently asked questions about guided implant surgery
Answers to common questions about implants placed with guided surgery in Madrid. customer service.
They are implants placed with guided surgery: the procedure is planned beforehand on the computer with 3D images and, during surgery, the navigation system shows the position and angle of the instruments in real time. This way the implant ends up exactly where it was planned.
At Clínica ENIQ, guided navigation adds €50 to €150 depending on the number of implants. As a guide, a single implant with its crown costs from €1,000.
With guided navigation the patient goes home with no incisions or stitches, and recovery is practically painless. The procedure is done under local anaesthetic.
If the implant is stable enough, yes: you leave the same day with the crown fitted on the implant.
At ENIQ, it is so important to be able to use it that it doesn't represent a large cost for patients so that everyone can access dynamic guided navigation applied to implants. The price varies, and ranges from €50 to €150, depending on the number of implants.
During guided surgery, the procedure is much more precise and less invasive. The surgeon uses real-time navigation to place the implant in the exact planned location. You can expect a practically painless intervention, without large incisions or sutures, and in many cases, leave the same day with the provisional crown placed.
Guided surgery is suitable for most patients, but suitability is evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Some situations may require traditional approaches.