The dentist suspected that the surgical guide was not manufactured according to prescription/planning.The dentist has returned the suspected surgical guide back to sicat for evaluation.Before initial shipment of the guide to the doctor, the sleeve position had been verified at sicat surgical guides lab using a coordinate measurement machine.The final protocol of this procedure has been reevaluated.The protocol does not show any relevant deviation of the actual sleeve position and angulation within the surgical guide compared to the doctors planning of sleeve position and angulation.The returned surgical guide was evaluated using a 3d x-ray scan of the patient, an optical scan of the patients jaw and a plaster model of the patients jaw.A qualitative analysis shows inconsistencies between the x-ray scan, the optical scan and the plaster model.Probable cause of event: the 3d x-ray scan (to old) and/or the optical scan (deformed) that were used by the dentist for implant planning do not represent the actual dentition of the patient.As a result, the fit of the surgical guide was unstable.The guide should not have been used for surgery.
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