DYNAMIC DIGITAL ASSISTED NAVIGATION SYSTEM IN IMPLANTOLOGY

Abstract Dynamic Computer-Assisted Implant Surgery (D-CAIS), also called Dynamic Navigation, is a new and modern method used in dental implant treatment. It combines digital planning with real-time navigation during surgery. This helps dentists place implants exactly where they are planned on the computer, without using fixed (static) guides. This system improves accuracy, safety, and results, especially in difficult areas of the mouth. This article explains the meaning of working process, parts, steps, accuracy, benefits, problems, and future of this technology in dental implant treatment.