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From implant planning to surgical execution: an integrated approach for surgery in oral implantology

Using oral implantology software and transferring the preoperative planning into a stereolithographic model, prosthodontists can produce the related surgical guide. This procedure has some disadvantages: bone‐supported stent invasiveness, lack of references due to scattering and non‐negligible stereolithography cost. An alternative solution is presented that provides an ideal surgical stent (not invasive, precise, and cheap) as a result. This work focuses on the third phase of a fully 3D approach to oral implant planning, that starts by CT scanning a patient who wears a markers‐equipped radiological stent, continues exploiting built‐on‐purpose preoperative planning software, and finishes producing the ideal surgical template.