Comparison of dental implant placement rates using a static surgical template, an observed template with dynamic imaging, and a manual insertion method. In vitro study
The use of a surgical template during preoperative planning increases the efficiency and safety of dental implantation. Today, static navigation is quite common, which significantly increases the accuracy of the procedure. Its alternative can be dynamic navigation. The purpose of this experimental study was to compare the accuracy of dental implant placement on jaw models using static navigation with a surgical guide, virtual guide with dynamic visualization, and manual placement.