Comparing Accuracy of Static Navigation Systems and Robotic System in Partially Edentulous in Posterior Area: A Randomized Clinical Trial

This clinical trial focuses on improving the accuracy of dental implant placement in individuals who have lost some of their back teeth. Dental implants are popular for replacing missing teeth, offering long-term benefits and enhancing quality of life. However, placing these implants in the correct position is crucial for successful treatment and long-term health of the surrounding tissues. This study aims to compare two different technologies used in implant procedures: a robotic-assisted system and a static navigation system. By assessing which method is more precise, this research could lead to better outcomes for patients needing dental implants. Participants in this study are randomly assigned to one of two groups. One group undergoes implant surgery using a robotic system, while the other group uses a static navigation system. The study evaluates the accuracy of implant positions in both groups, as well as feedback from both patients and physicians on the outcomes. This research not only seeks to determine which method provides more accurate implant placement but also explores the overall experiences and satisfaction of both patients and dental professionals. Understanding these differences could help in choosing the best approach for dental implant surgeries in the future.