Quintessence Publishing · September 2026
Dynamic Navigation in Implant Dentistry
Diagnosis, Planning, and Execution.
Dynamic navigation is treated here as a way of practicing, not as a piece of equipment. The book starts from the interdisciplinary diagnosis, builds the virtual guide from the restorative file, and follows the case through to surgery, advanced applications and dynamic photogrammetry.
- Author Eduardo Nicolaievsky, DDS
- Publisher Quintessence Publishing USA
- Expected September 2026 · 1st edition
- Format Hardcover, 21.6 × 27.9 cm, 232 pages
- Illustrations 1,227
- ISBN 978-1-64724-220-6 · Stock no. B17941
- Nothing is static
- 232 pages · 1,227 illustrations
- 7 chapters
- Oral & maxillofacial surgery · implantology · digital dentistry
Contents
Seven chapters, one continuous case
The sequence follows a real treatment rather than a syllabus: what you look at first, what you decide before you touch a handpiece, and what you do when the anatomy argues with the plan.
- 1 Introduction to Dynamic Navigation
- 2 Implementing Dynamic Navigation
- 3 From Planning to Execution
- 4 Clinical Principles of Dynamic Navigation
- 5 Surgery
- 6 Advanced Applications
- 7 Dynamic Photogrammetry
From the publisher
Dynamic navigation combines real-time guidance, digital planning and imaging to improve the surgical accuracy of implant placement — letting clinicians adapt to intraoperative findings instead of being limited by a static surgical guide. Quintessence Publishing
The text introduces dynamic navigation as a treatment philosophy, with an interdisciplinary diagnostic and planning phase that lets the virtual guide be built from a restorative digital file. It then covers implementation in clinical practice, from planning through to surgical execution, with chapters on advanced applications and dynamic photogrammetry for more experienced practitioners.
Who it is for
Surgeons adopting navigation
Clinicians deciding whether to move from static guides, and what changes in the practice when they do.
Experienced navigators
Advanced applications, zygomatic and full-arch trajectories, and dynamic photogrammetry.
Restorative teams
How the prosthetic file drives the surgical plan, and what the surgeon needs from it.
Publication
Nothing is static.
The book is in preparation with Quintessence and is expected in September 2026. Leave your details and Dr Nicolaievsky’s office will let you know when it ships, along with any course dates tied to it.
Get in touch
Referral, second opinion, lecture, or a question about the book
Messages reach Dr Nicolaievsky’s office directly. Complex and previously failed cases are welcome.