In recent years, the evolution of modern implant dentistry and imaging techniques have been combined to create a new dental implantology protocol: guided implant surgery. With this innovative technique, a cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) scan of the patient is taken to create 3D images of the oral structures. Afterwards, a specific software is used to design a surgical template, to establish the optimal placement (slope and depth) of dental implants. Although guided surgery ensures shorter surgical time and reduces risk of injuring important anatomical structures (i.e., nerves, bones, adjacent teeth, etc.), this technique is not commonly used as it requires longer preoperative planning time, normally performed by clinicians.