The goal of minimally invasive surgery is to reduce the trauma caused by surgical interventions. 

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Based on modern imaging techniques and on 3D printed surgical stents, digital planning allows the surgeon to perform accurate implant installation with minimal incisions that allow for a more forgiving healing process. 

 

These techniques also focus on the preservation of the natural healthy tissue and  usually rely on image magnification such as loupes or microscopes.  

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Minimally invasive implant denstistry is manly indicated in cases that have a sufficient quantity of bone and that don't demand bone regenerative procedures. 

They are also indicated in cases that have a complex osseous anatomy and in esthetically demanding cases.