Stackable surgical guides

Stackable Guides was developed for a simple yet comprehensive surgical planning systems to evaluate, prepare, and place implants in the ideal locations demo the anatomical and final restorative standpoint. One of the most advanced and utmost comprehensive clinical masterclasses dedicated to immediate full-arch rehabilitation by means of state-of-the-art digital and guided workflows. After the 2-days intensive masterclass, the participant will master full jaw rehabilitations using the most advanced and complex Stackable surgical guides .

Course highlights

1st day:

Theory

• Implant selection and treatment planning, literature overview

• Cross-arch surgical and prosthetic treatment options

• Patient preparation for 3D Image acquisition

Hands-on:

• Initiation to guided surgery protocols.

• Guided implant insertion, Stackable guides

2nd day:

Live surgery on real patient:

-Supervised cross-arch rehabilitation on real patient; from immediate implant placement to instant temporization.

-Q&A

Enrollment capacity: 3 seats

Stackable surgical guides are designed to provide surgeons with exact, accurate guidance during surgery. The guides are made from a combination of plastic and metal materials, allowing for a lightweight and durable construction. The plastic is often transparent so that the guide can be easily seen during the procedure. The guides are designed to be placed in specific locations, allowing the surgeon to accurately measure and cut into tissue with precision. The guides are typically designed to be used with a specific type of surgical instrument, such as a scalpel or a drill, and they can be used to make precise cuts and incisions.