Computer-Guided Dental Implants
Efficiency, quality control and patient satisfaction. Our computer-guided implant technology uses advanced 3D imaging and planning software to place every implant with precision — for faster recovery, more comfort and natural-looking results.
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Computer-Guided Implant Technology at Island Dental
At Island Dental, computer-guided implant technology gives your procedure the highest level of precision. Using advanced 3D imaging and software, we create a personalized, accurate treatment plan tailored to your anatomy.
That lets us place implants more precisely, which means faster recovery, more comfort, and long-lasting, natural-looking results.
Why Computer-Guided Implants?
Precision & Accuracy
Knowing your unique sinus, nerve and oral anatomy reduces risk.
Predictability
Your dental team can accurately predict how your crown will look after surgery.
Shorter Surgeries
Removing guesswork and reducing risk shortens surgery time.
Reduced Trauma
A personalized surgical guide ensures precise placement, reducing injury and swelling.
Digital Planning
Accurately planning the implant channel makes crown planning simpler.
CAD/CAM Technology
Digital design and milling make immediate restoration possible during the implant procedure.
A 5-Step Process to Computer-Guided Implants
Our full-service dental lab uses the latest digital dentistry technology.
3D CT Scan
A 3D Cone Beam CT scan captures your jaw, teeth, nerves and sinuses in detail.
Digital Planning
Your implant team plans the exact position, angle and depth of every implant in software.
Custom Surgical Guide
Our full-service on-site lab fabricates a surgical guide made just for your mouth.
Guided Placement
The guide directs placement exactly as planned — faster, with less trauma and swelling.
Same-Day Teeth
Where your case allows, your new teeth are designed and made in our lab the same day.
State-of-the-Art Digital Technology
Over the past decade, computer-aided advances have transformed dentistry — and computer-guided dental implants (CGDI) are one of the biggest. We use advanced 3D digital imaging to see the anatomy of your jaw, teeth and surrounding tissues, so we know exactly where each implant goes before surgery begins.
Our 3D Cone Beam CT scanner captures detailed images of the craniofacial area, and our lab uses them to fabricate a precise surgical guide for your procedure.
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