IMPLANT 3D - GUIDED SURGERY SOLUTIONS

Implant 3D (www.implant3d.com) is a software that allows you to run a three-dimensional implant simulation directly on your PC. It allows you to simulate the position of the implants on two-dimensional and three-dimensional models, identify the mandibular canal, trace panoramic and sections of the bone model, display the three-dimensional bone model with the possibility of also calculating the bone density.

Using Implant 3D the dentist can plan the implantoprosthetic operation in the safest, most efficient and quickest way possible. Implant 3D can read a CAT scan from a CDROM in more than 60 different formats, including the Dicom 3.0 medical format.

Implant 3D is an open system with a library with more than 150 implant houses. The freedom of choice in the implants makes Implant 3D the most versatile software to perform a correct implant and planning diagnosis.

Implant 3D, CE and FDA certified, is exported to 52 countries around the world and translated into 7 languages. Our international vocation means that Media Lab is constantly looking for reliable partners in all the countries of the world.

GuideDesign (click and watch the video here on the righ side) is a module of the Implant 3D software which allows the design of guides for the execution of implant-prosthetic operations in guided surgery. GuideDesign allows you to generate surgical guides with gums-supported, theet supported and bone-support and with the method of double CT scans.

With a few clicks of the mouse it is possible to obtain an extremely precise and personalized surgical guide. Simply by selecting the edge of the surgical guide and the type of sleeves to use, GuideDesign generates an STL file ready to be printed with a 3D printer.

The advanced features allow you to add text on the surgical template, create inspection holes and add text for a better identification of the template printed. GuideDesign allows you to export the model for analogs appropriately drilled according to the implant system used and to the dimensions of the analogs.