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I industry report _ Nobel Biocare _Treatment planninghasalwaysbeenaninte- gral step in dental implant treatment. The old adage, “Failing to plan is planning to fail” is espe- cially true in implant dentistry where there are so manyfactorstoconsider.Whiletheextentofplan- ning is left to the discretion of the clinician, mod- ern technology has made it easier and safer than ever to give patients the highest-quality care. Ex- amining a patient’s clinical situation and planning thelocationswhereimplantswillneedtobeplaced is only one aspect of the preliminary work we do in implant dentistry. The individual patient’s needs, wishes and expectations are important considera- tions as well, and add to the complexity of a case. Gaining an understanding of the full picture of any given case is essential for helping the pa- tient better understand the extent of the treat- ment, as well as ensuring a successful treatment outcome. Fig. 1_Diagnostics: Diagnose critical anatomical structures using a variety of pertinent workspaces that provide accurate and detailed information. The new volume rendering technique offers you an immediate, improved, in-depth overview. NobelClinician is the key to successful treatment outcomes Precise implant planning + effective visual communication = satisfied patients Author_ Dr Peter Wöhrle, USA 28 I cone beam3_2015 Fig. 1