Visual Control for Safe Implantation

Modern implantology uses drilling templates and navigated systems. However, even the best planning does not replace direct visibility of the surgical field. How does the bone behave during preparation? Is the implant shoulder at the correct height? Is the soft tissue sufficiently mobilised? These questions are answered by the microscope in real-time.

During the exposure of the implant site, magnification reveals details that remain hidden without optical assistance. The bone quality can be visually assessed, with cortical and cancellous areas becoming distinguishable. When screwing in the implant, you control the position millimetre by millimetre, and deviations are immediately noticeable.

The microscope is particularly valuable in complex cases: augmentation, sinus lift, immediate implantation after extraction. Here, details determine the success. The magnified view provides security and allows precise corrections before small deviations escalate into major problems.

The variable working distance plays an important role in implantology. With a variscope or vario lens, you can adjust the distance continuously, without changing the lens and without interruption. From the overview when making incisions to detailed control during the final screwing, the microscope remains your reliable partner.