Guided Implant SurgeryComputer-Planned Precision Placement
- Computer-guided implant surgery uses 3D CBCT imaging and NZD/CAM surgical guides to plan and execute implant placement with sub-millimetre accuracy.
The Process
1. 3D CBCT scan - full volumetric imaging of the jaw
2. Digital treatment planning - implant positions mapped in specialised software (Nobel Clinician, Straumann coDiagnostix)
3. Surgical guide fabrication - 3D-printed guide with metal sleeves for each implant position
4. Guided surgery - guide placed in the mouth; implants inserted through the guide sleeves
Questions about this procedure?
Benefits
- Accuracy: 0.5mm deviation (vs. 1.5–2mm freehand)
- Safety: Pre-planned trajectory avoids nerves, sinuses, and adjacent roots
- Speed: Shorter surgery time (pre-planned positions)
- Predictability: What's planned is what's delivered
- Flapless option: Some cases can be performed without opening a flap (faster healing)
Ready to discuss your options?
At Stunning Dentistry
Guided surgery is our standard protocol for All-on-4/6 and zygomatic cases. Surgical guides are 3D-printed in-house within 24 hours. No external lab. No delays.
Curious about costs and timelines?
Specialist-only treatment planning
- Remote file review before travel
- Evidence-led treatment checkpoints
No waiting list for eligible cases
- Remote file review before travel
- Evidence-led treatment checkpoints
Trip coordinated with care timeline
- Remote file review before travel
- Evidence-led treatment checkpoints
Our Partners
Why Us
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does this cost at Stunning Dentistry?
See the cost table above. All prices are in NZD, all-inclusive, with 10-year written warranty.
Can I combine this with other treatments?
Yes - your treatment plan is customised to your specific needs. Many patients combine multiple procedures in a single visit.
How do I get started?
Upload your X-rays and book your free video consult. Receive a detailed treatment plan with NZD pricing within 12 hours.
See your new smile instantly!
This tool will help you understand potential structural and aesthetic changes before finalizing treatment decisions.
