Illinois Guided Implants Video Library

Technology Demonstration Film Clips

Live Surgery Film Clips: Procedures and Treatments

• Xrays Replaced by 3D Imaging:
  Dr. Marinic discusses the new benefits of adding the Galileos Cone Beam scanning (catscan) technology to our practice. He outlines the process of acquiring more accurate diagnostic data and how that is used to develop treatment plan possibilities that can provide treatment opportunities that didn't exist with conventional xray based diagnostics.Click here to learn more about the differences.
  
  
  
  
  
• Guided Implant Surgery:
  Yesterday's traditional implant surgery typically involved the use of manual caliper measurments of each and every implant site to assure adequate width, height and placement of the implant. Dr. Marinic's in office Cone Beam Scanner and specialty software eliminates these error prone manual measurements. Surgery templates are created by the technical data generated by Dr. Marinic's treatment planning software. CAD/CAM technology at its finest. Watch this six minute video that shows an entire implant surgery procedure. A total of six implants were placed in less than 30 minutes.
  
  
  
  
• Guided Implants - Example 2:
  
  Another example of guided implant surgery for the maxillary jaw. CAD/CAM based technologies create the precision placement of an implant configuration that will provide the healthiest use of substantial bone mass throughout the entire jaw.
  
  The fixed bridge prosthesis is pre-configured to match up perfectly with the implant locations.
  
  
  
  
  
• Bone Grafting:
  WARNING - This video clip is extremely GRAPHIC - Recommended ONLY for patients considering multiple extractions, bone grafting and implant placement as a full service treatment for treatment of Periodontitis with substantial bone loss. Live Surgery involving mutliple extractions, creation of a Perio Flap to expose the bone ridge and suturing is displayed. Puros Allograft is applied as needed in compromised bone areas. Temporary - provisional implants (IPI) are placed in healthy bone to accommodate a temporary prosthesis while bone grafts heal. An Ossix membrane is also sutured into two locations for maintaining successful bone regeneration.