2015 Compendium of continuing educ…

What's Hindering Dentistry From the Widespread Adoption of CT-Guided Surgery?

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Compendium of continuing education in dentistry (Jamesburg, N.J. : 1995) Vol. 36 (10) : 762-4, 766 • Nov 2015

Although computed tomography (CT)-guided technology has been shown to increase implant placement accuracy, decrease surgical complications, and improve the predictability of implant case outcome, many in the dental implant community continue to resist using it for three main reasons: time, money, and fear. While it is true that there are additional preparatory steps necessary in patient case planning and the practitioner must invest in unfamiliar technologies and overcome a learning curve, increased efficiency, improved restorative outcomes, and clear benefits to both patients and practitioners make a strong case for adopting this approach.

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