Autonomous robotic implant surgery system potential alternative in dental implant surgery
An autonomous robotic implant surgery system can be a potential alternative in dental implant surgery suggests a new study published in the Journal of Dentistry.
This study aimed to investigate the accuracy of the autonomous robotic computer-assisted implant surgery (r-CAIS) for single-tooth implant placement.
Results
Ten patients with single dental implant placement were enrolled. No adverse surgical events and postoperative complications (i.e., infection and early implant failure) were reported.
The autonomous robotic implant surgery exhibited a mean overall coronal deviation of 0.74 mm , a mean overall apical deviation of 0.73 mm , and an angular deviation of 1.11° , respectively.
The high accuracy of autonomous r-CAIS technology in single-tooth implant placement was attributed to the control of the angular deviation and axial errors.
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