Digital dentistry has established itself as the undeniable trend in the dental market all over the world. Many dentists are already using digital in various areas of treatment, and furthermore, the digital dentistry market continues to grow as 4th industrial technologies such as AI, big data, and 3D printing are combined with dental care.
Prior to this, DIO has long focused on research on digital dentistry, and has dominated the digital dentistry market by developing full digital solutions that incorporate digital into all dental fields.

In general, edentulous patients are often left unattended for a long time, making it difficult to place implants, as well as limited treatment methods, making it difficult to treat.
However, ‘DIOnavi. Full Arch’ has been receiving a lot of attention since its launch by overcoming the limitations of existing treatment methods with a full digital method, and has established itself as the first full digital edentulous implant solution. In particular, experience and know-how are important for edentulous patient treatment solutions, and DIO has made this possible with the technology it has accumulated over the years.
‘DIOnavi. Full Arch’ has been receiving a lot of attention at recent exhibitions such as BDEX, HODEX, and SIDEX, and is further solidifying its position in the field of treatment for edentulous patients.

DIOnavi. Full Arch is characterized by providing comfort to everyone by applying digital to all processes rather than complex analog processes. In particular, using the digital method, it is possible to accurately acquire the patient's gums, vertical dimension, and occlusion data, reducing errors and further enhancing the completion of surgery. In addition, since the patient's oral scan data and prosthetic design are saved as a file, it can be easily and conveniently recreated at any time, which also contributed to the choice of many surgeons.

‘DIOnavi. Full Arch’ provides comfort not only to the clinicians but also to the patients. With only 4~6 implants, it helps to restore the function of the entire tooth, and it shows less pain and quick recovery by using a minimal incision. Above all, it not only shortened the operation time, but also reduced the number of patient visits, captivating both the patients and the clinicians.