Yitian Liu

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Yitian Liu is a leading researcher at the forefront of digital dentistry, specializing in robotic computer-aided implant surgery (rCAIS) and the development of precise, minimally invasive surgical protocols. Their major contributions lie in advancing the accuracy and standardization of robotic-assisted dental implant placement, particularly for complex procedures. In their most cited work (2025, 12 citations), Liu systematically evaluated the accuracy of rCAIS in partially edentulous patients, establishing a standard operation procedure that significantly reduces deviation errors and enhances clinical predictability. This study provides critical evidence for integrating robotics into routine implantology. Additionally, Liu’s clinical report on autogenous bone block osteotomy from the chin using a robotic system (2023, 6 citations) showcases a novel application of robotics in harvesting bone grafts, demonstrating expanded utility beyond implant placement. By merging engineering precision with surgical practice, Liu’s research directly addresses the gap between technological innovation and clinical adoption, offering reproducible frameworks that improve patient outcomes. Their work has been instrumental in shaping the next generation of computer-aided dental surgery, earning recognition for its practical impact on surgical accuracy and procedural safety.