The article explores innovative methods used in modern implantology and their significance in clinical practice. The impact of new techniques such as digital technologies (CBCT, CAD/CAM), immediate loading, regenerative surgery, and robotic-assisted methods on treatment efficacy and patients' quality of life is analyzed. Research indicates that modern methods increase the success rate of implantation and reduce the risk of complications. The article also discusses clinical cases and future development directions. This article can serve as a valuable resource for dentists, implantologists, and medical researchers.

Digital implantology, osseointegration, immediate implantation, regenerative surgery, 3D planning, CAD/CAM technology, robotic-assisted implantation.

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