There are several new and updated assistants in NobelGuide which facilitate the planning stage of an implant-supported treatment solutlon.
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 (Flgure 1 ). |
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Rotate the reslice planes in several directions
Diagnostics and planned placement of angulated implant is simplified; mesio-distal and buccal-lingual rotations are possible (Flgure 2). |
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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 (Flgure 3). |
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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 (Flgure 4). |
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Warning tools to show techni่cal restrictions
Guided sleeves become red when their positions inhibit production of the surgical template (Flgure 5). |
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Visualization of safety zone
A safety zone for each implant is visible. Ideally the safety zone is completely surrounded by bone (Flgure 6). |
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NobeIGuide planning software with new OPG viewer function.
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