The introduction of cone beam computed tomography has promoted the realization of guided surgery in dental implant treatment.
The aim of this study was to present clinical results of treatment with implants inserted by the technique of guided surgery and immediate loading in edentulous jaws.
Fully edentulous maxilla patients were diagnosed by cone beam tomography and treated with 10 Galimplant 3D ® implants for rehabilitation by the technique of guided surgery and immediate loading. Immediately after surgery a full resin provisional immediate restoration was placed. At 6 months, the final restoration was performed. The clinical follow-up period was at least 60 months of functional loading.
30 patients were treated with 300 implants. The clinical findings demonstrate an excellent clinical response of this type of protocol, free of postoperative complications in patients undergoing surgery. From an implantologic point of view, the results indicate a success rate of 98.4%. Five implants were lost during the healing period with the provisional prosthesis. After a mean functioning period of 77.8 months from the final restoration, there was no late complications.
This study indicates that treatment with dental implants by guided surgery in the upper jaw is a high success rate therapeutic alternative.

IMMEDIATED LOADED IMPLANTS INSERTED IN EDENTULOUS MAXILLA BY GUIDED SURGERY. A 6-YEAR CLINICAL STUDY.The introduction of cone beam computed tomography has promoted the realization of guided surgery in dental implant treatment.