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Digital Technologies, ITI CC 2018

Static Computer-Aided Implant Surgery (s-CAIS) Analysing Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs), Economics, and Complications

Tim Joda, Wiebe Dc Derksen, Julia-Gabriela Wittneben, Sebastian Kühl

Consensus Statements

Consensus Statement 1: s-CAIS is not beneficial compared with conventional implant surgery in terms of pain & discomfort, economics, and intraoperative complications

It cannot be stated that s-CAIS, in terms of pain & discomfort, economics, and intraoperative complications, is beneficial compared with conventional implant surgery. This Consensus Statement is based on four RCTs, four prospective Cohort Studies, five retrospective Cohort Studies, and one Case Series.

Clinical Recommendations

1) There is no contraindication to use s-CAIS instead of conventional implant surgery

Based on PROMs, economics, and complications, there is no contraindication to use s-CAIS instead of conventional implant surgery.

2) Flapless s-CAIS may be beneficial in fully edentulous cases

Flapless s-CAIS may be beneficial in fully edentulous cases in relation to postoperative pain intensity compared with open-flap procedures.

3) The quality and quantity of the keratinized mucosa must be assessed before planning s-CAIS

Flapless s-CAIS may lead to implant placement outside the zone of keratinized mucosa; therefore, the quality and quantity of the keratinized mucosa must be assessed before planning s-CAIS.