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The discovery of osseointegration and the introduction of dental implants in the daily practice of dentistry revolutionized the oral rehabilitation. A subsequent revolution in implantology involves the use of threedimensional (3-D) planning software or computed programs to assist in the more efficient placement of implants in relation to anatomical and prosthetic needs(1). The development of 3-D surgical planning software combined with Computed Tomography images converted into 3-D models of the maxillofacial skeleton, allowed the visualization of the true representation of the patient's bone on the computer screen and, thus, performing a simulation of different treatment possibilities for that patient(2).

Computer-Guided Implant Surgery, an Overview from the Diagnosis to the Rehabilitation