Products Description
Full surgical guide Plate – Precision From Planning to Placement
A full surgical guide plate is a digitally designed, 3D-printed template that guides implant osteotomy and placement across the entire dental arch. It transfers the preoperative virtual plan directly into the surgical field.
How It Works
Based on CBCT and intraoral scan data, the guide is designed to fit precisely on the patient's bone, mucosa, or remaining teeth. Metal sleeves or guided channels dictate the exact position, angle, and depth for each implant drill.
Key Advantages
High accuracy – Tooth-supported guides show the highest precision, with mean angular deviation around 1.81° .
Minimally invasive – Reduces flap elevation and surgical time.
Predictable outcomes – Enables immediate loading protocols and pre-planned restorations.
Types of Support
| Type | Best For | Accuracy |
|---|---|---|
| Tooth-supported | Partially edentulous | Highest |
| Bone-supported | Full arch with bone reduction | Moderate |
| Mucosa-supported | Full arch, no bone reduction | Lower |
| Stackable | Complex full-arch with bone reduction | High |
For Your Lab
Full surgical guides require precise digital design, accurate printing, and clean finishing. Metal sleeve placement and guide-to-model fit are critical for clinical success.
Do you design and print full surgical guides in-house, or outsource the workflow?
