Dynamic surgical guide.
The dynamic navigation system is a technology
designed to guide the placement of dental implants
in real time by a computer, and based on information
generated from the patient's computed tomography.
These systems are empowered by a motion-tracking technology,
which tracks the position of the dental drill
and the position of the patient
throughout the implant placement procedure.
Inliant Clinical Component is one of the systems.
It's a dynamic surgical guidance system,
and it's composed of four different parts.
A handpiece with markers that directly
laser-engraved on the handpiece.
No attachment on the handpiece.
Patient tracker with Inliant markers,
that is attached to patient during surgery.
Two Inliant cameras attached directly
to your existing dental light.
And also, an intuitive software
with integrative surgical protocol and planning.