Alejandro Lanis
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Alejandro Lanis is a leading researcher at the forefront of digital implant dentistry, with a primary focus on the integration of advanced technologies to enhance surgical outcomes for fully edentulous patients. His work critically examines the evolution and impact of digital workflows, from static computer-assisted implant surgery (S-CAIS) to dynamic navigation and robotic-assisted systems. Lanis’s major contribution lies in systematically mapping the rapid proliferation of these methodologies, providing a clear, evidence-based framework for clinicians navigating the shift from traditional to fully digital protocols. His highly cited 2024 scoping review, which has already garnered 15 citations, serves as a foundational reference for understanding the current landscape and future directions of digital implant surgery. By synthesizing decades of technological advancement, Lanis has established himself as a key voice in defining best practices for complex, fully edentulous rehabilitations, helping to bridge the gap between emerging digital tools and predictable clinical application.
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