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Impacto da cirurgia guiada de colocação de implantes na satisfação estética do paciente: revisão narrativa
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A cirurgia guiada de colocação de implantes é uma técnica moderna que permite ao Médico Dentista colocar implantes dentários com uma maior precisão comparativamente à técnica convencional. Isso é possível graças ao uso de um sistema de guia virtual, que permite uma visualização em 3D da área onde o implante será colocado antes da cirurgia, permitindo assim, o planeamento da colocação do mesmo. Com a cirurgia guiada, o Médico Dentista pode planear a posição exata do implante com base nas imagens virtuais, o que reduz o tempo cirúrgico, minimiza o desconforto pós-operatório e o risco de erros.
O uso da cirurgia guiada tem sido cada vez mais comum nos últimos anos, pois oferece muitas vantagens em relação à técnica convencional. Além de ser mais precisa, a cirurgia guiada também é menos invasiva, pois requer retalhos menos extensos ou inexistentes. Isso pode levar a uma recuperação mais rápida e menos dolorosa por parte do paciente.
O impacto da cirurgia guiada de colocação de implantes na satisfação estética do paciente é bastante satisfatório. Como a precisão é maior, o resultado final prevê-se mais natural e harmonioso com o sorriso do paciente, sendo também possível uma previsão do resultado final que é visível previamente para o paciente. Além disso, como a cirurgia é menos invasiva, a cicatrização é mais rápida e o risco de infeção menor, o que contribui para melhor satisfação estética imediata. Outra vantagem da cirurgia guiada é que ela permite realizar ajustes precisos na posição do implante durante a cirurgia. Isto é especialmente importante em casos em que o paciente tem pouco osso para suportar o implante. Com a cirurgia guiada, o cirurgião pode ajustar a posição do implante de forma a maximizar o suporte ósseo e garantir que o implante fique seguro, estável e numa posição indicada para a reabilitação protética.
Em resumo, a cirurgia guiada de colocação de implantes é uma técnica avançada que oferece muitas vantagens em relação à técnica convencional. Além de ser mais precisa e menos invasiva, ela também permite a realização de ajustes precisos na posição do implante durante a cirurgia. Tudo isso contribui para maior satisfação estética do paciente com o resultado final.
Guided implant placement surgery is a modern technique that allows the dentist to place dental implants with greater precision compared to the conventional technique. This is possible thanks to the use of a virtual guide system, which allows a 3D visualization of the area where the implant will be placed before the surgery, thus allowing the planning of its placement. With guided surgery, the dentist can plan the exact position of the implant based on virtual images, which reduces surgical time, minimizes postoperative discomfort and the risk of errors. The use of guided surgery has been increasingly common in recent years, as it offers many advantages over the conventional technique. In addition to being more precise, guided surgery is also less invasive, as it requires less extensive or nonexistent flaps. This can lead to a faster and less painful recovery for the patient. The impact of guided implant placement surgery on patient esthetic satisfaction is very satisfactory. As precision is greater, the final result is expected to be more natural and harmonious with the patient's smile, and it is also possible to predict the final result that is previously visible to the patient. In addition, as the surgery is less invasive, healing is faster and the risk of infection is lower, which contributes to better aesthetic satisfaction. Another advantage of guided surgery is that it allows precise adjustments to be made to the position of the implant during surgery. This is especially important in cases where the patient has little bone to support the implant. With guided surgery, the surgeon can adjust the position of the implant in order to maximize bone support and ensure that the implant is safe, stable and in a suitable position for prosthetic rehabilitation. In summary, guided implant placement surgery is an advanced technique that offers many advantages over the conventional technique. In addition to being more accurate and less invasive, it also allows precise adjustments to be made to the position of the implant during surgery. All this contributes to greater patient aesthetic satisfaction with the final result.
Guided implant placement surgery is a modern technique that allows the dentist to place dental implants with greater precision compared to the conventional technique. This is possible thanks to the use of a virtual guide system, which allows a 3D visualization of the area where the implant will be placed before the surgery, thus allowing the planning of its placement. With guided surgery, the dentist can plan the exact position of the implant based on virtual images, which reduces surgical time, minimizes postoperative discomfort and the risk of errors. The use of guided surgery has been increasingly common in recent years, as it offers many advantages over the conventional technique. In addition to being more precise, guided surgery is also less invasive, as it requires less extensive or nonexistent flaps. This can lead to a faster and less painful recovery for the patient. The impact of guided implant placement surgery on patient esthetic satisfaction is very satisfactory. As precision is greater, the final result is expected to be more natural and harmonious with the patient's smile, and it is also possible to predict the final result that is previously visible to the patient. In addition, as the surgery is less invasive, healing is faster and the risk of infection is lower, which contributes to better aesthetic satisfaction. Another advantage of guided surgery is that it allows precise adjustments to be made to the position of the implant during surgery. This is especially important in cases where the patient has little bone to support the implant. With guided surgery, the surgeon can adjust the position of the implant in order to maximize bone support and ensure that the implant is safe, stable and in a suitable position for prosthetic rehabilitation. In summary, guided implant placement surgery is an advanced technique that offers many advantages over the conventional technique. In addition to being more accurate and less invasive, it also allows precise adjustments to be made to the position of the implant during surgery. All this contributes to greater patient aesthetic satisfaction with the final result.
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Dental implants Image guided surgery Image, three dimensional Aesthetic satisfaction