CAMLOG Special Issue GUIDE SYSTEM

Case Report 09 | 2011 Fig. 22: A scalpel is used to cut out and remove the punched gingival islands after removing the template. Fig. 25: G uided insertion through the sleeves utilising special Camlog ® Guide inserting tool. Fig. 23: Resected implant locations 26 and 27. Fig. 24: The template is mounted again. Start of the Camlog ® Guide drilling sequence with pilot drill followed by drills of the appropriate lengths depending on the implant length (region 23). Fig. 27: Implants in first quadrant in situ . Depth stops on the surface of the sleeves. Fig. 28: Postoperative panoramic radiograph. Fig. 29: H ealing after one week postoperatively. The patient had neither complaints nor postoperative swelling. Fig. 30: The surgical template is set back on its fabrication model. The analog plaster reamers are used to create the cavity for the lab analog through the sleeve. Fig. 19: Surgical template with ball retention elements at positions 21, 15, 25 for stable positioning of the template during drilling procedures. Before place- ment, careful cleaning and disinfection. Fig. 20: Ball retentions on temporary implants for stabilization of the temporary prosthesis, fixation of the scan tem- plate during cone beam scan and positioning of the surgical template during the drill procedure. Fig. 21: The gingival punch is guided through the sleeves onto the mucous membrane. The punch has no depth stop. Fig. 26: The sleeve dimension allows bone condensing and bone spreading procedures through the sleeve (here, osteotome for vertical bone condensation). CAMLOG ® Guide Surgery Preparation for provisional