Computer Assisted Static Navigation in Implant Surgery

Static computer-assisted implant surgery (sCAIS)Static computer-assisted implant surgery (sCAIS)definition, which refers to the utilization of advanced technological systems in the field of dentistry for the purpose of strategically planning, fabrication of implant placement templates or guides and executing dental implant procedures, has undeniably evolved to become an integral component of the routine armamentarium employed by dental surgeons. In a survey study that has been conducted, Il-Sub et al. (2022) revealed that the clinician, who is at the forefront of providing exceptional dental care services, has acknowledged the invaluable role that computer-aided implant surgeryComputer-assisted implant surgery (CAIS)exceptional dental care services plays in enhancing precision, efficiency, and overall positive outcomes for patients. Similarly, in another survey (Youk et al. 2014) and in a recent result of randomized controlled trial study (Pisano et al. 2023), it shows that the patient, who is the ultimate beneficiary of this groundbreaking technologyGroundbreaking technology, has shown great satisfaction and gratitude toward the transformative impact it has had on their dental implant treatment. This mutual appreciation and recognition of the benefits of computer-aided implant surgery highlight the remarkable advancements and breakthroughs in the field of dentistry, ultimately paving the way for improved treatment modalities and patient experiences.