Today more than ever, patients who undergo implant surgery have both aesthetic and functional expectations of the highest level, accompanied by a reduction in therapy times, a reduction in surgical invasiveness and a consequent reduction in postoperative morbidity.

To complicate the procedures there is an indispensable request for an immediate temporary prosthesis.

In recent years, digital technology has come to the aid of the surgeon: with the use of computerized navigation software and the creation of surgical templates, surgery has been simplified with increasingly predictable results.