You may wonder what the advance tools for the dental implants. Keep in mind that dental technology are rapidly changing field, so there may be additional advancements beyond this date:

1. Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT):

   • Provides detailed vividly and clear picture graphics 3D images of the patient's oral anatomy, enabling precise treatment planning for implant placement.

2. Computer-Aided Design and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM):

   • This gives and allows for the creation of custom implant restorations using digital scans and computer technology.

3. Intraoral Scanners:

   • These devices digitally capture the details of the shape and structure of teeth and gums, eliminating the need for traditional impressions.

4. Surgical Guides:

   • Generated from digital treatment plans, these guides help ensure precise implant placement during surgery.

5. Laser Technology:

   • Lasers beam can be used for procedures such as soft tissue management, which can improve healing and patient comfort.

6. Ultrasonic Instruments:

   • Used for efficient and gentle cleaning of implant surfaces during surgical procedures.

7. Piezoelectric Surgery Units:

   • Utilizes ultrasonic vibrations for precise and minimally invasive bone surgery during implant procedures.

8. Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) Materials and Membranes:

   • Advanced materials and membranes assist in regenerating bone tissue around implants.

9. PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) 

   • These are used to aid in wound healing and tissue regeneration after implant placement.

10. Photo bio modulation (PBM) Therapy:

    • Low-level laser therapy that can promote healing and reduce pain and inflammation after implant surgery. Rather than the traditional menthod

11. Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR):

    • These technologies may be used for planning and simulating complex implant surgeries.

12. Osseointegration Monitoring Tools:

    • Devices that assess the stability and integration of implants within the bone.

13. Digital Smile Design (DSD):

    • Allows for comprehensive digital planning of a patient's entire smile, including the placement of implants.

14. Implant Planning Software:

    • Comprehensive software systems that aid in the planning, visualization, and execution of dental implant procedures.

15. Robotic-Assisted Surgery:

    • Emerging technology that provides robotic guidance for precise implant placement.

You can do your own research since each country have different specially and equipment that are commonly use in geographical location area.