Computerized planning of implant-supported rehabilitation and implant insertion with bone-supported splint using ABGuidedService software, as demonstrated in this patient, allowed precise positioning of implant with full synchronization between bone structure and patient’s existing teeth.
Bone-supported surgical splint resting passively and accurately on top of bone tissue allowed drilling and implant insertion according to the location, angle and depth established during the planning stage.
Temporary acrylic permanent partial dentures, previously planned according to intended implant location and attached to implants after their insertion into the bone with temporary structures (immediate loading), allowed patient to regain full aural functioning.