Neocis Yomi

What it does

Neocis Yomi is the first FDA-cleared dental surgical robot, designed to assist oral surgeons and implantologists in placing dental implants with robotic guidance. The system uses haptic feedback to guide the surgeon's drill along a pre-planned trajectory from the patient's CBCT data, reducing placement deviation to sub-millimeter accuracy. Yomi is sold to hospitals, surgical centers, and high-volume implant practices. The platform has strong clinical evidence behind it and is the most established dental surgical robot commercially available.

Considerations

Yomi requires significant capital investment (typically $150K+) and per-case consumable costs. Practices need sufficient implant volume to justify ROI. Surgeon training and case planning workflow changes are required. Best suited for high-volume oral surgery or implant specialist practices.

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Core features

• FDA-cleared dental surgical robot
• Haptic guidance for implant placement
• Pre-operative CBCT treatment planning
• Sub-millimeter placement accuracy
• Real-time trajectory feedback
• Surgeon-controlled with robotic assistance

Practice size fit

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