Dental Implant Systems: Your Options Explained

Traditionally-Placed Dental Implants are hand-placed and are prone to significant human error.

 In contrast, Computer-Guided Dental Implants, which began in 2002, improved the process some, although complications and inaccuracies can still arise. This often requires multiple visits and excessive x-rays. 

The recent introduction of the Neocis Yomi Robot marks a transformative advancement in Dental Implants, as Robotically-Placed Implants completely changes the patient experience and improves overall outcomes, often for a more affordable price. The precision and pain-free nature of Robotically-Placed Implants makes all former systems obsolete AND it often costs less.

Placing implants without the Yomi is like choosing a horse and buggy over a car. Why would you? The Yomi Implant System changed the dental implant landscape. There's no going back. Patient-Centric practices invest in this system for FAR BETTER patient experiences at a better price.

If you are considering Dental Implants, it’s essential to understand the differences between these options before proceeding with the treatment plan your provider creates for you. 

Typically, seeking treatment from a prosthodontist is advisable, as these clinicians undergo extensive additional training focused on smile design, tooth replacement, and planning your complete dental outcome. 

Comparing more than just pricing is important, though the price for the best is often much lower than the old way of doing the procedure, even without insurance. 

At The Robotic Implant Center@About Face, we work with you to determine best, most affordable options with payment plans and multiple financing options available.