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Guided Surgery with NobelGuide™
...maximized treatment safety and predictability for all indications

NobelGuide™ is a complete treatment concept for diagnostics, treatment planning and guided implant surgery – from a single missing tooth to an edentulous jaw. It helps you diagnose, plan the treatment and place your implants based on restorative needs and surgical requirements.

1. NobelGuide™ - digital precision for all indications 2. NobelGuide™ - the complete treatment workflow 3. NobelGuide™ - the full clinical picture in 3D 4. NobelGuide™ - prosthetic-driven planning 5. NobelGuide™ - cutting-edge planning software

6. NobelGuide™ - predictable surgical procedures 7. NobelGuide™ - one solution for all indications 8. NobelGuide™ - partial case planning 9. NobelGuide™ - fully edenulous case planning 10. Achieving excellent results with NobelGuide™ And NobelProcera^®

NobelGuide™ - cutting-edge planning software

There are several new and updated assistants in NobelGuide™ which facilitate the planning stage of an implant-supported treatment solution.

Mark important anatomical structures Special tools are available for highilghting nerves, dental roots and other anatomical structures/restrictions. These anatomical annotations are visible in the 3D scene and the right viewer (Figure 1 ).

Rotate the reslice planes in several directions Diagnostics and planned placement of angulated implant is simplified; mesio-distal and buccal-lingual rotations are possible (Figure 2).

Move a reslice to an implant axis Bone quailty and quantity (as well as proximity to neighboring roots) around an implant can be examined by attaching a reslice parallel to its axis. Reslice orientation (e g. rotation) is changed with sliders (Figure 3).

Position an implant parallel to another implant New implants can be placed parallel to an already positioned implant simply by clicking on a specific position in a reslice view. Only small modifications are needed to define the final location (Figure 4).

Warning tools to show techni่cal restrictions Guided sleeves become red when their positions inhibit production of the surgical template (Figure 5).

Visualization of safety zone A safety zone for each implant is visible. Ideally the safety zone is completely surrounded by bone (Figure 6).