Why would you only want implants with Yomi?

Implant placement
with Yomi-Enabled Surgery?

As leaders in robotic-enabled implant dentistry, Dr. Regina and her team are proud to be the first general dental practice in Austin, TX, that offers Yomi-Enabled Implant Surgery to its patients. Іn our dental clinic, we continuously invest in learning and implementing the most advanced dental technology.

We use Yomi to create and implement the most precise, comfortable, and even enjoyable implant placement surgery for you.

Robotic-assisted surgeries are becoming the standard of care in many medical specialties, helping millions of patients annually.

Yomi is the first and only robotic dental surgery system in the US. We are the third office in the Austin area that recently implemented such incredible technology to help us better serve our patients.
Yomi allows for minimally invasive procedures, which leads to a faster recovery.
If you want a less invasive dental implant solution, you may be a candidate for Yomi robotic-assisted surgery. And this technology can mean smaller incisions, faster recovery time, and lifelong results.
Dental implants transform patients' lives by bringing back the confidence and ability to chew. Implants feel and function like natural teeth. Take control of your oral health by replacing all your missing teeth.
More and more professionals across the country learn robotic dental implant technology because it provides a new level of care for
patients like you. From effective treatment regimens to an individual plan, Yomi will help you get the smile you deserve.

How YOMI works?

Yomi's digitally guided workflow provides an elevated patient care experience. There is no longer a need for a long healing process due to the lack of an opening flap or any other invasive surgical manipulations traditionally associated with implant placement surgeries. We can offer same-day implant placements in select cases, and the surgery can be performed in under ten minutes. Yomi helps to provide the highest level of efficiency, accuracy, predictability, and comfort for both patients and the dental team.

What are the other ways for dentists to place implants?
Free-hand is the most common way to place dental implants. In free-hand surgery, the dentist uses a special handpiece instrument to drill a hole and then place your implant. The accuracy of such a technique can sometimes be very challenging because it entirely depends on the doctor's experience and luck. Even close pre-operative examination of bone, gums, and nearby teeth cannot guarantee accuracy due to poor visibility during the surgery.

3D Printed or milled surgical guides became wildly popular because, like Yomi, they allow for considerably more accurate implant placement and less invasive surgery. A dentist relies on your existing teeth to hold the guide in place and drills the implant hole through the guide. Even the slightest guide fitment issue or a need for a little change can cause a significant delay. That is why many guided surgeries turn into free-hand or need additional appointments. Such surgeries also lack visibility and have a higher risk of human error, making it almost impossible to use them in hard-to-reach areas. Overall, guides are designed to make placing your implants easier, which is why many surgeons may still recommend them.