Navident: 3D Digital Navigation for Error-Free Dental Implants

The Navident system is built on the latest 3D digital imaging technology. It integrates seamlessly with the treatment plan and lets the surgeon work with a precise approach throughout dental implantology procedures.

Below we explain how the Navident system works and what the main benefits of a digitally guided dental implant are.

How does 3D digital implant navigation with Navident work?

Navident uses a digital 3D imaging system based on CT scanning (high-precision dental computed tomography) to create a virtual model of the patient’s mouth.

During the implant placement procedure, the Navident system uses a tracking device (similar to a sensor) to project and follow the exact spot where the implant should go, taking into account the intended position, angle and depth.

This is an interactive digital system that allows the dental surgeon to see and adjust the treatment plan in real time, based on the data available.

The advantages and benefits of digital implant navigation with Navident

Greater accuracy

One of the biggest advantages of Navident digital technology is the accuracy of implant placement. The system helps determine the exact position, angle and depth of the implants, which reduces errors and improves the final result.

Detailed digital treatment planning

With 3D imaging, Navident allows very detailed digital treatment planning that accounts for every important structure, such as nerves, sinuses or the available bone. This lowers risks and complications.

Shorter procedure time

Thanks to precise digital navigation, the surgeon can place the implant in less time, without large incisions or complicated manoeuvres.

A less invasive procedure

Better planning and precise navigation significantly reduce the risk of damaging important structures such as nerves or sinuses, and the incision is smaller. For the patient this means faster recovery and less post-operative pain.

More comfort for the patient

Because the procedure is more precise and less invasive, the patient feels less discomfort during treatment and recovers faster. The chance of post-operative complications is also much lower.

Greater safety

Digital systems such as Navident track the exact position of the surgical instrument during the procedure, which adds a layer of safety for both patient and surgeon.

Flexible planning

Navident makes it possible to adjust the treatment plan in real time as the procedure unfolds, which gives considerable flexibility, especially in complex cases.

Fewer human errors

Navident does not replace the surgeon, but it does help reduce human error and raise the success rate of implant treatments, working from objective data and high-performance 3D digital imaging.

Better performance in complex cases

In more difficult situations, such as patients with insufficient bone volume or complicated anatomy, Navident helps plan and carry out a safer and more precise procedure.

What the Navident technology offers

Navident brings precision, accuracy and accessibility to dental surgery and implantology

• Real-time visibility of drill angle, depth and position overlaid on the CBCT data, for every treatment.
• Better use of the CBCT data, right through to the end of treatment, giving more value from that investment.
• Fully independent, so the surgeon can mix implant brands and protocols where needed.
• Information about where the implant actually is, not only where it should be.
• Scanning, planning and placement in a single visit.
• Flapless treatment options in situations where the surgeon is not using a surgical guide and would otherwise have to raise a flap.
• Allows the surgeon to take on more complicated cases with greater confidence and certainty.
• Allows the surgeon to set their own tolerances for how close an implant is placed to an adjacent implant or to the ID nerve.
• A record of every treatment performed.
• MicronMapper integration for dental restorations.
• RoboGuard integration for maximum safety.

Which dental procedures can Navident be used for?

The Navident system can be used for a range of dental procedures, such as:

• Osteotomies for conventional, zygomatic and pterygoid dental implants.
• Bone cutting with a piezo saw for ridge splitting, ridge reduction and bone graft harvesting.
• Lateral window procedures on the maxillary sinus.
• Endodontic procedures, such as drilling through calcified pulp chambers and apicoectomies.
• Orthognathic surgery.
• Impacted canines.
• Complex third molar removals.
• TMJ procedures.

Navident, an innovative dental technology

The Navident system marks a shift in modern dental surgery and implantology, with clear benefits for patients and for the professionals working with it.

Through exceptionally accurate digital navigation, the latest 3D technology and detailed treatment planning, Navident raises the success rate of dental implants, reduces risks and improves patient recovery.

By reducing errors and making the procedure more efficient, the system also contributes to results of higher quality, functional, durable and aesthetic.

How much does digital implant navigation with Navident cost?

At the Dental Premier clinic in Bucharest, patients can choose digital implant navigation with Navident at accessible prices.

Prices start from 800 RON for the digital navigation of a single dental implant and go up to 4800 RON for Navident navigation of 7 to 12 implants.

You are welcome to see the full price list for dental implants and digital navigation with Navident.