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Zimmer Guided Surgery Technique Guide Tapered Screw-Vent Implant System TABLE OF CONTENTS Zimmer Guided Surgery Overview: Initial procedural steps, from preoperative planning to guide fabrication

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How to fill out guided surgery:

1. Start by carefully reading the instructions provided by the manufacturer of the guided surgery kit. These instructions will guide you through the process and provide specific information regarding the steps involved.
2. Familiarize yourself with the components of the guided surgery kit. This typically includes surgical guides, implant drills, and other necessary tools. Ensure that all the components are present and in good condition before proceeding.
3. Begin by preparing the patient for surgery, following standard preoperative protocols. This may involve taking necessary radiographs, conducting a thorough examination, and obtaining informed consent.
4. Next, review the patient's treatment plan and determine the location and placement of the implant(s). This will guide you in selecting the appropriate surgical guide(s) from the kit.
5. Place the surgical guide(s) onto the patient's mouth, ensuring a secure fit. The surgical guide(s) will provide a template for precise implant placement. Double-check the alignment and accuracy of the surgical guide before proceeding.
6. Using the guided surgery kit's implant drills, carefully drill into the predetermined sites indicated by the surgical guide(s). Follow the manufacturer's instructions for drill speed, depth, and irrigation to ensure accurate and safe drilling.
7. Once the drilling is complete, remove any debris and prepare the implant site for implant placement. This may involve tapping or enlarging the site as necessary.
8. Following the specific implant system's instructions, insert the dental implant(s) into the prepared site(s) using the guided surgery kit. Ensure proper alignment and stability before proceeding.
9. After implant placement, evaluate the implant(s) and make any necessary adjustments or modifications. This may include adjusting the abutment or confirming proper seating of the implant.
10. Finally, thoroughly clean and disinfect the surgical site and provide postoperative care instructions to the patient. Schedule follow-up appointments as needed to monitor the healing process and ensure successful integration of the implant(s).

Who needs guided surgery?

1. Individuals with complex dental anatomy: Guided surgery is particularly beneficial for individuals with complex dental anatomy, such as irregularly shaped or missing teeth. The surgical guide helps ensure accurate and precise implant placement, minimizing the risk of complications.
2. Patients with limited bone volume: Guided surgery can be advantageous for patients with limited bone volume. The surgical guide allows for precise drilling and positioning of the implant(s), maximizing the use of available bone for successful integration.
3. Implant procedures requiring optimal aesthetic outcomes: In cases where achieving optimal aesthetic outcomes is crucial, guided surgery can provide a valuable tool. The surgical guide assists in accurately placing the implant(s) in the desired position, enhancing the final aesthetic result.
4. Dentists seeking improved surgical predictability: Guided surgery can enhance surgical predictability for dentists. By following the precise instructions provided by the kit, dentists can achieve consistent and reliable results, reducing the risk of complications during the implant procedure.
5. Dentists aiming to streamline their workflow: Incorporating guided surgery into dental implant procedures can help streamline the overall workflow in a dental practice. The use of surgical guides allows for efficient and accurate implant placement, potentially saving time and improving overall patient care.

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What is guided surgery?

Guided surgery is a dental procedure that uses digital technology to precisely place dental implants.

Who is required to file guided surgery?

Dentists and oral surgeons are required to file guided surgery.

How to fill out guided surgery?

Guided surgery is filled out using specialized software and equipment to plan and execute the procedure.

What is the purpose of guided surgery?

The purpose of guided surgery is to ensure accurate placement of dental implants.

What information must be reported on guided surgery?

Information such as patient details, implant type, placement location, and surgical plan must be reported on guided surgery.