Robots have become a common feature in various surgical procedures across the United States. However, the Yomi dental robot is the first and only robotic system used in dental surgery. This revolutionary technology is changing the field of dentistry, bringing many benefits to both patients and dentists.
One of the main advantages of the Yomi system is the precise and accurate placement of dental implants. dr. Chuck Pitts, a dental surgeon who has been using the Yomi system since January, explains that the robotic guidance helps navigate difficult cases where patients have experienced significant bone loss. This technology allows dentists to secure implants in areas previously considered unsafe or inaccessible.
In addition, the Yomi system significantly reduces the duration of the operation. dr. Pitt says he can now place four to six implants in just 30 to 40 minutes, which would have taken him three to four hours without the help of the robot. Reduced operative time means increased efficiency and improved patient experience.
In addition, the Yomi system allows for real-time adjustments during surgery. If unforeseen problems arise, dentists can make precise changes on site, ensuring optimal implant placement and successful treatment results. This level of flexibility and adaptability is invaluable in dental surgery.
Patients who have experienced the Yomi system can attest to its benefits. Video production company owner David Arnold underwent implant surgery using the Yomi robot after losing a molar. The procedure was painless, with minimal bleeding, and Arnold describes it as the best dental experience he’s ever had.
With the Yomi dental robot leading the way, the future of dentistry opens up exciting possibilities. The combination of robotic precision, efficient operating times, and real-time adjustments offers improved outcomes for dental patients while empowering dentists.
Definitions:
– Yomi: the first and only robotic system used in dental surgery.
– Dental implants: artificial tooth roots used to support dentures.
– Bone loss: Loss of bone tissue, often as a result of periodontal disease or tooth loss.
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2023-09-26 14:11:16
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