Complete treatment concept for diagnostics, prosthetic-driven treatment planning and guided implant surgery
NobelGuide is a complete treatment concept for diagnostics, treatment planning and guided implant surgery – from a single missing tooth to an edentulous jaw. It helps you diagnose, plan the treatment and place your implants based on restorative needs and surgical requirements.
Avoid surprises during the treatment process through careful diagnosis and treatment planning with the user-friendly NobelClinician Software.
Make your treatment plan a clinical reality with customized surgical templates. You can choose between guided pilot drilling (available for partially edentulous cases) and fully guided implant insertion.
Offer high esthetics and function to your patients with a comprehensive range of prosthetic solutions.
Achieve the best possible outcome with as little discomfort for the patient as possible.
Our surgery kits have a step-by-step drilling protocol and consistently color-coded components. This simplifies site preparation and ensures a predictable outcome. Dedicated guided surgery kits are available for our major implant systems.1
Every case is different. That's why NobelGuide offers two treatment workflows — with and without the use of a radiographic guide. If you're treating a partially edentulous patient, then you can save time by skipping the radiographic guide and, with that, avoid an additional patient visit.
Examine your patient and diagnose critical anatomical structures with the NobelClinician Software. Take a definitive impression and get treatment acceptance from your patient before making further investments.
Collaborate with your lab technician and capture soft tissue information using the NobelProcera 2G System's precise model scan. You have the option of including the diagnostic tooth setup.
Visualize the patient’s (CB)CT data together with the intra-oral situation including soft tissue and the diagnostic tooth setup. This is possible thanks to NobelClinician’s SmartFusion technology.
Collaborate effectively with your treatment partners. Help your patient understand the treatment plan by explaining it in a clear and visual way with the NobelClinician Communicator iPad® app.
Choose guided drilling and implant insertion using a customized surgical template based on your treatment plan. Select either guided pilot drilling or fully guided implant insertion.
Choose immediate loading and use the option to fabricate a provisional prosthetic solution before surgery. Alternatively, opt for early or delayed loading depending on the clinical indication.
Every case is different. That's why NobelGuide offers two treatment workflows — with and without the use of a radiographic guide. If you're treating an edentulous patient, choose the radiographic guide with a double-scan protocol.
Examine the patient and take an impression for study models and, later on, the master cast.
Fabricate and clinically validate the diagnostic tooth setup.
Transform the tooth setup into a radiographic guide. This'll be your prosthetic reference during your planning.
Make a (CB)CT scan of your patient and the radiographic guide by following the double-scan protocol.
Define implant position(s) from a clinical, anatomical and prosthetic perspective by combining the tooth setup with the patient anatomy.
Collaborate effectively with your treatment partners. Help your patient understand the treatment plan by explaining it in a clear and visual way with the NobelClinician Communicator iPad® app.
Go for fully guided drilling and implant insertion using a customized surgical template based on your treatment plan.
Choose immediate loading and use the option to fabricate a provisional prosthetic solution before surgery. Alternatively, opt for early or delayed loading depending on the clinical indication.
Situation: Male patient, 65 years old, edentulous maxilla, with request for a fixed restoration.
Solution: Full-arch restoration with six NobelReplace Conical Connection implants and a NobelProcera Implant Bridge.
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Situation: Male patient, 48 years old, presented with several painful and highly compromised teeth in both jaws.
Solution: Full maxillary reconstruction with NobelActive implants in combination with a precision-milled fixed NobelProcera Implant Bridge Titanium. In the mandible, replacement of teeth with NobelProcera Crowns Zirconia cemented to individualized NobelProcera Abutments Titanium.
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Situation: Male patient with edentulous upper jaw.
Solution: Placement of NobelActive and NobelSpeedy implants immediately after tooth extraction, following the NobelGuide treatment concept with Immediate Function.
Situation: 65-year-old male, edentulous in the upper jaw. The dentures were made six years prior.
Solution: In the maxilla, five Brånemark System Mk III Groovy implants and one NobelSpeedy Shorty implant were placed. As a final restoration, a NobelProcera Implant Bridge Titanium with acrylic teeth was chosen.
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Situation: Female patient, 92 years old, bad fitting prosthesis with decreased stability especially while eating.
Solution: Extraction of the remaining teeth. A conventional denture was advised in the maxilla and a placement of two NobelReplace Tapered implants with Locator Abutments and a new implant-retained overdenture in the mandible.
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Case courtesy of Prof. Alessandro Pozzi, Italy
Situation: Male patient, 66 years old. Vertical tooth drift of the four lower incisors, class II dento-skeletal malocclusion, chronic periodontitis, tooth mobility and dental caries.
Solution: NobelParallel Conical Connection 3.75 x 13 mm. NobelGuide pilot drill surgical template in fresh extraction socket. Flapless surgery. Immediate provisionalization. NobelProcera Zirconia Implant Bridge
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Situation: Totally edentulous female patient in her early 50s, rehabilitated with upper and lower removable dentures over 15 years prior.
Solution: Fixed implant-supported bimaxillary rehabilitation using the All-on-4® treatment concept. The NobelGuide protocol (flapless) is followed in the maxilla and the conventional flap technique with the All-on-4® Guide is followed in the mandible. As a final prosthesis, fixed precision-milled NobelProcera Implant Bridges were chosen for both the maxilla and the mandible.
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Situation: Ectodermal dysplasia cross-linked with multiple congenitally absent teeth leading to typical occlusal disorders. These agenesia are associated with severe alveolar bone atrophy.
Solution: Placement of six NobelReplace CC NP implants using NobelClinician software and guided surgery. Six NobelProcera ASC Abutments serve as screw-retained restorations.
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Case courtesy of Dr. Roland Glauser, Switzerland
Situation: Missing maxillary first premolar, healed site
Solution: Immediate implant placement using a NobelParallel CC RP 4.3 implant and NobelGuide Pilot Drill Surgical Template. Immediate provisionalization on the day of surgery.
"The NobelGuide System merges the well-proven predictability of the computer-assisted and template-guided implant placement with the outstanding biomechanical and biological features of the NobelReplace Conical Connection."
"I have been involved with NobelGuide and NobelClinician since the very beginning in 2002. The evolution it has created, with the workflow today, is spectacular."
"The NobelGuide instrument tray is by far the most exquisitely designed instrument tray on the market. It is easy, simple, intuitive and excellent."
"I started with dental implants in 1982, and my focus was restorative. With NobelGuide, I suddenly have a different career as it allows me to place implants."
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1 NobelActive, NobelReplace Conical Connection (incl. PMC), Replace Select Tapered (incl. PMC), NobelReplace Tapered,, NobelReplace Platform Shift, NobelReplace/Replace Select Straight, NobelSpeedy Replace, Brånemark System and NobelSpeedy Groovy.
