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How can we help you?

Do you want an implant with maximum precision?

3D navigation makes it possible to place an implant with high precision based on a digital plan prepared even before the procedure.

Do you have a bone deficiency for an implant?

A 3D CBCT scan shows the exact width and height of the bone. Based on it, MUDr. Michna plans the implant placement with regard to the anatomical conditions.

Do you want to see the result before the procedure?

A digital plan shows the exact position of the implant in a 3D model even before the actual procedure. That way, every step is thoroughly planned in advance.

GUIDED SURGERY

3D plan, navigated procedure, previewed result

Guided surgery is a method in which the surgeon places the implant according to a pre-prepared digital plan and a surgical guide. It is created based on a 3D CBCT scan and virtual planning, which makes it possible to precisely determine the position, angle, and depth of implant placement even before the procedure itself.

The result is a shorter, less invasive procedure, faster healing, and a significantly reduced risk of complications—especially for implants placed near nerves or when the available bone volume is limited.

 

MUDr. Libor Michna, MSc.

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HOW IT WORKS

From the scan to the finished implant

1

3D CBCT scan

Exact bone volume, nerve and vessel positions, complete 3D map behind the scenes.

2

Digital plan

MUDr. Michna plans the implant position, angle, and depth virtually—millimeter by millimeter.

3

Surgical guide

A custom-made guide that precisely navigates the drill during the procedure.

4

Navigated procedure

The implant is placed precisely according to the plan. A gentler procedure, less intervention, and faster healing.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What do patients most often deal with?

Guided surgery is a method in which, during the procedure, the surgeon does not place the implant “by eye,” but is guided using a 3D-printed guide. It is created from a CBCT scan and digital planning. The result is more precise placement, a shorter procedure, and a lower risk of complications.

Yes. Clinical studies show that guided surgery achieves accuracy within tenths of a millimeter compared to the classic freehand technique. For patients, this means a more predictable result, a safer course, and often faster healing.

No—on the contrary. Thanks to the precise guide, the surgeon can work faster and with less need for improvisation. The actual surgical time is often shorter than with the classic method, because drilling is done with precise movements according to the plan.

The price is higher—mainly due to the CBCT scan and the production of the guide. However, the price difference is reflected in significantly greater safety and predictability of the result. For complex cases, guided surgery is often the only reasonable option.

Most patients who are suitable for implants can also undergo guided surgery. Exceptions are cases with extremely limited mouth opening, where the guide would not fit. We assess this during consultation with CBCT scans.

★★★★★

“I was afraid that when placing an implant near a nerve, something could go wrong. MUDr. Michna showed me the entire 3D plan even before the procedure. I knew exactly what he would be doing. The result was flawless and the healing was faster than I expected.”

MARTIN K. · Google review

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