Clinical, radiographic, and patient-reported outcomes of robotic-assisted versus static computer-assisted implant surgery: a retrospective comparative study

While both robotic and static guided systems yield high clinical success rates, robotic-assisted surgery provided greater placement accuracy and suggested a potential for better long-term preservation of peri-implant bone. These preliminary findings, which require confirmation through larger prospective studies, came at the cost of lower intraoperative satisfaction, even as patients reported a better postoperative quality of life.