OMF Guides

Surgical Guides for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMF)

Surgical guides in oral and maxillofacial surgery are designed as custom-made tools by 3D imaging and CAD technology, assisting in procedures such as dental implants, jaw reconstructions, and craniofacial trauma repair accurately.

Types of OMF Surgical Guides

OMF Implant Placement Guides: It aims to position implants accurately, especially in cases that are complicated and have a loss of bone density.
OMF Bone Cutting/Resecting Guides: It assists in desired jaw cutting angles to enable the efficient and correct adjustment of the bones with minimal effort and in the correct directions.
OMF Craniofacial Reconstruction Guides: It plays a vital role in providing assistance during the placement of bone grafts, plates, and implants in facial reconstruction procedures.
OMF TMJ Surgery Guides: It assists in the positioning of prosthetic joints as well as during the reconstruction of problematic bones.

Advantages

Reduced Risks for Misalignment & Better Aesthetic Results: High surgical efficiency levels enable optimum placement that decreases chances of malpositioning and enhances aesthetics.
Reduced Surgery Time: Minimizing the need for placing all the components in the beginning leads to a higher flow rate allowing less time for the surgery.
Reduced Invasiveness: Reduced tissue interference ensures there are lower chances of trauma occurring in other areas hence recuperating much faster.
Enhanced Performance Levels: The increase in the fit of the implanted devices and reconstruction of the bone elevates the degree of satisfaction of patients.

Surgical Guides for Orthopaedic Procedures

Instruments aimed at increasing the effectiveness of joint reconstructions, bone adjustments and fractures’ treatment are referred to as orthopaedic surgical guides. They are bio models which are developed by means of 3D imaging and CAD/CAM technologies.

Types of Surgical Guides in Orthopaedics

Joint Replacement Guides: Provide tools for accurate fitting and orientation of implants during knee, hip, or shoulder arthroplasties.
Bone Cutting & Alignment Guides: Help to make standard cuts into bones during corrective surgeries such as hip or spinal surgery.
Trajectory Guides: Help position screws, plates, or fixation devices during surgery for stabilization of intricate fractures.
Spinal Surgery Guides: Direct positioning of screws and rods during spinal fusion and deformity correction procedures.

Advantages

Improved Accuracy: The placement of the implants and performance of bone cuts are targeted, thereby reducing the chances of overlaps.
Fast Towards Surgery & Healing: Aims at simplification of methods, thus reducing the time taken for surgery and trauma suffered, hence recovery is fast.
Reduction in the Complications: Minimizes the chances of implant issues due to wrong angles, reducing infection and the chances of nerve damage.
Improved Functional Abilities: This allows for rehabilitation to be carried out well as well as the functioning of the joint for a long time.