At PRALASH Dermystique & Dentique, HRBR Layout, implants are planned virtually in 3D before surgery begins — a custom surgical guide keeps placement precise, often flapless, and predictable from the first cut.
Guided implant surgery uses a 3D CBCT scan and digital planning software to map the exact position, depth and angle for each implant before surgery begins. A custom surgical guide — 3D-printed to fit precisely over your teeth or gums — then directs the drill exactly where the plan says it should go.
It isn't a different implant, just a more precise way of placing one. The same titanium implants used on our Single & Multiple Dental Implants page are placed through a guide instead of freehand — most valuable when several implants need to line up accurately, as in full-arch cases.
A 3D CBCT scan maps your jawbone, nerves and sinuses, paired with a digital intra-oral scan of your teeth and gums.
Every implant's position, depth and angle is planned on-screen before anyone picks up a drill.
A custom guide is 3D-printed to fit your teeth or gums exactly, translating the digital plan into a physical tool.
Implants are placed through the guide, following the plan precisely — often without cutting and folding back the gum.
Over 3–6 months, the bone fuses tightly around each implant — the same biology as any dental implant.
A temporary or final crown, bridge, or full-arch prosthesis is fitted, sometimes on the same day as surgery.
One implant placed through a guide for precise positioning next to natural teeth, nerves or sinuses.
Several implants planned and placed together so they line up accurately for a shared bridge.
An entire arch replaced using a small number of strategically placed, guided implants and a fixed prosthesis.
In suitable cases, a temporary fixed set of teeth is attached to the implants on the same day as surgery.
Implants are placed exactly where they were planned — critical near nerves, sinuses and tooth roots.
Many guided cases avoid cutting and folding back the gum, meaning less swelling and a more comfortable recovery.
Since positions are pre-planned, surgery itself is typically faster than freehand placement.
You can see the planned implant positions on screen before surgery, not just trust it will go well.
Precise planning makes same-day temporary teeth possible in suitable full-arch cases.
Guided implant rehabilitation is worth considering if you have:
Price depends on implant count, the surgical guide, and whether a full-arch prosthesis is involved. A written quote follows your CBCT scan and digital plan.
Implant, guide fee, abutment and crown for one precisely planned implant.
Several guided implants planned together to support a shared bridge.
Priced as a complete case — see our Full Mouth Rehabilitation page for typical full-arch ranges.
Dr Lalith Vivek plans every guided case from the CBCT scan up, from single implants to full-arch rehabilitation.
Every guided case starts with a 3D scan, so the plan reflects your actual bone and anatomy, not an estimate.
You see the digital implant plan before surgery — not just a description of what will happen.
Implants, guide fee, and any prosthesis are costed separately and upfront — no bundled surprises.
| Factor | Guided Surgery | Conventional Surgery |
|---|---|---|
| Planning | 3D, planned on-screen before surgery | 2D X-rays, judged during surgery |
| Gum Handling | Often flapless | Usually flap opened |
| Precision | Sub-millimetre, guide-directed | Freehand, surgeon-directed |
| Typical Chair Time | Shorter | Longer |
| Same-Day Teeth Possible | Yes, in suitable cases | Less common |
The scan and imaging behind every guided case starts with our Intra-Oral Scanners and Digital RVG X-Rays — see how each technology fits into your treatment plan.
Book a CBCT-guided implant consultation at PRALASH Dermystique & Dentique, HRBR Layout — and see your digital plan before anything is decided.