Guided Implant Placement

More Precise Dental Implant Placement

Computer-guided implant placement combines advanced 3D imaging and digital treatment planning to help our oral surgeons place dental implants with precision and confidence.
Advanced Implant Technology

Plan Your Implant Treatment With Precision

Successful dental implant treatment begins with careful planning. Guided implant placement uses detailed 3D imaging and specialized digital planning technology to help our oral surgeons understand your anatomy and determine the ideal position for your implant. A custom surgical guide can then help translate the digital treatment plan into the actual procedure, allowing your implant placement to be carefully controlled from the planned angle and position. At Arizona Center for Oral Surgery, we use advanced technology to help make implant treatment more predictable, precise, and tailored to each patient.
Why Guided Implant Placement

Precision From Planning to Placement

Enhanced Precision

Detailed 3D imaging and digital planning allow your implant placement to be carefully planned before surgery.

Better Treatment Planning

Digital technology helps us visualize your anatomy and plan implant position with your final restoration in mind.

Predictable Surgical Care

A guided approach can help our team follow the planned implant position during surgery for a more controlled treatment process.

Your Treatment Journey

How Guided Implant Placement Works

01

Consultation & Evaluation

We evaluate your oral health, jawbone, and treatment goals to determine if dental implants are appropriate for you.

02

3D Imaging

A detailed 3D scan allows us to visualize your jawbone, teeth, and surrounding anatomy.

03

Digital Treatment Planning

Your imaging is combined with specialized planning software to determine the ideal position, angle, and depth for your implant.

04

Guided Implant Placement

A custom surgical guide helps our oral surgeon translate the digital plan into the procedure and place the implant according to the treatment plan.

Is Guided Implant Placement Right for You?

Could Guided Implant Placement Be Right for You?

Many patients who are candidates for traditional dental implant treatment may also benefit from guided implant placement. Your oral health, bone structure, treatment goals, and overall health will all be considered when determining the most appropriate approach.

Guided implant placement may be considered if you:

  • Need one or more dental implants
  • Want highly detailed treatment planning
  • Have a complex implant case
  • Want your implant placement planned using 3D imaging
  • Are looking for a technology-assisted approach to implant surgery
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Why Az Center for Oral Surgery

Specialized Care. Advanced Technology. Personalized Treatment.

Experienced
Oral Surgeons

Our board-certified oral surgeons have specialized training and experience to provide expert surgical care across a wide range of oral and maxillofacial procedures.

Advanced
Technology

We use modern technology and advanced treatment techniques to help diagnose conditions accurately, plan procedures carefully, and provide precise surgical care.

Personalized
Patient Care

Every patient is different. We take the time to understand your needs, answer your questions, and create a treatment plan tailored to your individual goals.

Guided Implant Placement FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About
Guided Implant Placement

Guided implant placement uses 3D imaging and specialized digital planning software to plan the exact position of a dental implant before surgery. A surgical guide can then be used during the procedure to help place the implant according to that plan.

Traditional implant placement may rely more heavily on the surgeon's assessment during the procedure. Guided placement uses digital planning and a surgical guide to provide an additional level of planning and positional control.

Guided implant placement can provide more detailed treatment planning, help account for important anatomical structures, and allow the implant position to be planned with the final restoration in mind.

Many patients who qualify for dental implants can be candidates for guided placement. Your oral surgeon will evaluate your anatomy and treatment needs to determine whether guided implant surgery is appropriate.

Anesthesia and sedation options are available to help keep you comfortable during implant surgery. Some swelling or discomfort may occur during the recovery period.

Because guided treatment involves additional digital planning and surgical-guide technology, the cost may differ from traditional implant placement. Your treatment plan and associated costs will be discussed during your consultation.

Ready To Plan Your Implant Treatment With Confidence?

Discover how advanced guided implant technology can help create a carefully planned approach to your dental implant treatment.