Emerging technologies and advances in optical magnification, microsurgical instruments, grafting materials, and digital dentistry are revolutionizing dental procedures. With a particular emphasis on minimally invasive techniques, dentists can now offer comprehensive tooth replacement treatments without resorting to technical labs. A pioneer in this space is Dr. Behnam Shakibaie, an Oral Surgeon known for his innovative work in microsurgical and microscopic implantology.
Advancements in digital dentistry have made possible streamlined workflows that utilize minimally invasive and microscopic techniques at every stage, from tooth extraction and implant insertion to the final chair-side digital full-anatomic supra-construction. The objective is restitutio ad integrum or restoration to original condition.
Implementing such cutting-edge procedures like implant microsurgery and digital chair-side dentistry, backed by knowledge, skill, and dedication, has shown significantly fewer complications and risks compared to traditional procedures, especially in the surgical segments. Moreover, the design, fabrication, and delivery of implant-prosthetic restorations with the latest digital chair-side technologies have shown promising results.
The principle of these minimally invasive treatment methods is to minimize tissue trauma and maximize tissue preservation or reconstruction, effectively only disturbing the minimal amount of healthy tissue. These innovative protocols leverage the use of dental microscopes and specialized microscopic instruments that span several dental disciplines, such as Endodontics, Periodontics, Prosthodontics, Restorative Dentistry, and Implantology.
Dr. Shakibaie, a leading name in the field, first introduced the clinical uses of dental microscopes in Implantology in 2010. Since then, he has been continuously developing and publishing novel techniques and instruments like the Microscopic Open and Closed Sinus Lift, Microscopic Tooth Extraction along with Socket and Ridge Preservation, and Microscopic Split Rolling Flap Technique for implant exposure. His contributions to the field have won him several internationally recognized awards, including the “German Periodontology Award” and “American Micro Dentistry Congress Award”. Dr. Shakibaie’s work epitomizes the future of minimally invasive dentistry.
Helpful links and resources:
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/jerd.13027
https://www.quintessence-publishing.com/gbr/en/author/3815709/shakibaie-m-behnam
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