Yes, different guided surgical systems can be used. Find a list of the systems currently supported here.

The ordering wizard in the SICAT Implant and GALILEOS Implant planning programs guides you through the ordering process in simple steps. The wizard can be found under the "Surgery" menu item.

The following components are required to fabricate a patient-specific surgical guide:

• Radiographic template
• Stone model
• Planning data on CD

New planning data can be adopted as long as SICAT has not yet processed the radiographic template. In order to do this, create a new surgical guide order using the ordering wizard. You can then send this to us by means of a simple digital upload (e.g. FTP).

In order to prevent inaccuracies, we recommend using only X-rays which show the radiographic template precisely fitted on the patient's jaw.

A blurred image can lead to inaccuracies in the manufacturing of the surgical guide. Please contact SICAT surgical guide support to establish whether the X-ray can still be used.

The "panorama" view is intended solely to give a general overview. The "Implant-Aligned" view gives you the option of aligning implant axes and thus planning the implants as you desire. To optimize the panorama curve, we recommend adapting it as closely as possible to suit the curve of the teeth/jaw in "adjust panoramic curve".

In digital implant planning, a prosthetic proposal serves to orient the implant axis by means of the planned prosthetic and to facilitate the detection of the mucosa in the X-ray. The prosthetic proposal can either be incorporated in the radiographic template using barium sulfate or planned digitally in the software using a CEREC virtual prosthetic proposal.

You can view the materials recommended by SICAT by following this link.