Guided implant surgery in Casablanca
At Casa Anoual Dental Clinic, each implant is first placed virtually using a 3D scan (CBCT) and a digital impression. A custom surgical guide, 3D-printed at the clinic, then reproduces this plan to the millimetre on the day of the procedure.
Plan first, operate second
Guided surgery replaces “freehand” positioning with a precise digital plan, approved before the procedure.
Precise positioning
The axis, depth and location of the implant are defined in advance, away from the alveolar nerve, the sinus and the neighbouring roots.
Prosthetically driven
The implant is placed according to the future crown, not the other way round: better aesthetics, better distribution of forces.
A shorter procedure
The procedure is prepared in advance. Depending on the situation, placement can be done without opening the gum (flapless), with a generally smoother recovery.
How guided surgery works
3D scan (CBCT) at the clinic
A CBCT exam carried out on site measures the volume and density of the available bone (learn more).
Digital impression
An intraoral camera records your teeth and gums in 3D, with no impression paste.
Merging and planning
The two exams are superimposed in planning software. Dr Zniber virtually positions each implant and chooses its size.
3D printing of the guide
The guide is custom-designed and then printed in biocompatible resin at the clinic, with no external laboratory delay (learn more).
Implant placement
Under local anaesthesia, the guide is placed in the mouth and directs each drilling step up to the placement of the implant.
Check and follow-up
An X-ray check confirms the position. The final crown is made after bone healing.
From 3D planning to the result
Images from cases treated at the clinic, published with the patients' consent.
Where the guide makes the difference
- Limited bone or risk areasPlanning makes safe use of the available bone, away from the nerve and the sinus
- Front teethIn the aesthetic zone, a few degrees of angulation change the result
- Several implants or a full archParallelism and distribution ensured for a bridge or an All-on-4
- Immediate implantPlaced on the day of the extraction when the bone allows it
More comfort, an easier recovery
When the gum does not need to be opened, the procedure is shorter and the after-effects (swelling, discomfort) are often milder. It is done under local anaesthesia, like a standard placement.
Several brands, one goal
The choice of system depends on your clinical situation; it is explained to you before the quote.
Straumann
A world reference in implantology, of Swiss origin.
Neodent
A member of the Straumann group, widely used around the world.
ETK
An implant system of French origin.
Your questions, our answers
Is guided surgery more painful?
No. The procedure is done under local anaesthesia. When the gum does not need to be opened, recovery is often easier.
Can every patient benefit from it?
In the vast majority of cases, yes. A very limited mouth opening or a major bone graft may point to another approach; this is assessed during the CBCT assessment.
How long does it take to prepare the guide?
Planning and printing are done at the clinic, which avoids the delays of an external laboratory. The exact timeframe is given to you at the consultation.
Which implant brands do you use?
Straumann, Neodent and ETK. The choice depends on your clinical situation.
Does guided surgery cost more?
Planning and the guide are an extra step, included in the personalised quote given after the assessment. See also our article on the cost of an implant (FR).
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