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Take back your smile with robot-assisted surgery

Yomi brings precision and speed to your implant surgery. The robot guides every move with accuracy that matters, giving you results you can trust and a recovery that feels right.

Why Yomi?
What you can expect

Precision

Yomi delivers unmatched precision for your ideal smile

Clinical research shows that Yomi robotic guidance is significantly more accurate than any other treatment method currently available.* Superior precision leads to a gorgeous smile you’ll love.

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The precision of Yomi

Comfort

Minimally invasive for less discomfort and faster recovery

Yomi robotic guidance allows your surgeon to place implants with unsurpassed accuracy, less invasively. Minimally invasive surgeries deliver less discomfort, faster recovery, and a smoother path back to normal life.*

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Clinically-proven benefits of Yomi

Faster time to teeth

Don’t wait
for your new smile

Yomi’s digital workflow allows for planning, surgery, and restoration, all in the same day* — without sacrificing accuracy or comfort. You can get back to your life more quickly and enjoy your new smile comfortably.

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The Yomi process

Patient testimonials

Real patients. Real stories.

A robot helped
bring back my smile

“I finally decided to have an implant procedure done because I wanted to feel whole again. This experience definitely changed my outlook on oral surgery — on any dental procedure really.”

Grace, Yomi patient

Testimonials

What do patients say about Yomi?

Yomi allows me to deliver quality treatment with unsurpassed levels of accuracy and precision. As great as this technology is today, I can’t wait to see what the future holds for Yomi. It’s a true game-changer for dental surgery.
Yomi gives you all the benefits of a guide without any of the complications. It’s the perfect surgical guide without a guide in the way causing all kinds of headaches when it comes to seating, visibility, and drill access.
Yomi has changed our practice in so many ways. When patients come to us looking for full-mouth implants, we can deliver accuracy and precision without having to wait weeks and spend thousands on surgical guides. We’re now able to deliver high quality care, faster.
The splints are extremely stable and easy to use. Additionally, there’s excellent visibility in the surgical field you can’t get with any guide available today. I’ve been placing implants for more than 30 years, and there’s no doubt in my mind that Yomi has set the standard for multi-implant cases.
The software, which is always being updated, allows you to place implants precisely where you want and easily make adjustments on the fly. Yomi helps me practice at a higher level and allows my team to feel better about the services we provide.
Yomi allows you to feel if you’re going in the right direction. If you’re going in the wrong direction, you’ll feel resistance. It shows the surgeon exactly which direction to go to place the implant.
With Yomi, you’re not just buying a piece of equipment. You’re investing in a unified software and hardware platform that’s constantly evolving. I think of it in the same way I think about a Tesla or an iPhone.
Michael Costa, DDS
Michael Costa, DDS Knoxville Smiles | Tennessee
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Robot-assisted surgery will soon be the standard of care in dentistry. Clinicians have a choice to be part of this evolution now or later. The earlier you get on board, the sooner you’ll be providing your patients with optimal treatment.
The clinical training and support we’ve received from Neocis has been way beyond what I expected. They are committed to making sure the doctors they work with are properly trained on Yomi and getting the best use out of this tool.
Many of my colleagues have asked me if I think Yomi is worth it. I say with no hesitation that it is. Since purchasing the system, my full-arch cases have more than doubled, and I’m on track to raise my implant volume by over 60% this year.
Yomi has helped our team increase case acceptance by nearly 30%. With the help of Neocis, we’ve been able to reach new levels of efficiency, productivity, and profitability.
J. Darrell Steele, DDS, MD
J. Darrell Steele, DDS, MD Steele Oral Surgery | Texas
My restorative partners are saying, ‘this is the way to go.’ The implants are exactly where I want them.

Patient FAQ

Frequently
asked questions

Everything you need to know about robotic-assisted dental implant surgery.

What is Yomi?

Yomi is a robotic system that assists your surgeon in planning and performing dental implant procedures with precision. Yomi combines advanced imaging, planning software, and robotic guidance designed for precise implant placement, optimal healing and better outcomes. That means a more efficient path to your ideal smile.

Is robotic surgery safe?

Doctors have placed over 100,000 implants across the country. Yomi is trusted by dental providers across the U.S. to perform implant surgery safely and accurately. Yomi doesn’t move autonomously, but instead is controlled by your surgeon to provide predictable accuracy, allowing for less invasive procedures and a faster recovery.*

*Yomi provides repeatable surgical precision. Yomi robotic guidance allows for flapless procedures in more cases. Flapless procedures have faster recovery than open flap procedures. Based on published clinical studies found at neocis.com/clinical-evidence

How does the procedure work?

Your surgeon creates a detailed 3D plan using YomiPlan software before your procedure. During surgery, the Yomi robot guides the placement of your implant according to the plan, providing real-time feedback to the doctor that prevents off-plan movements. The entire process is designed for maximum efficiency, accuracy and healing.

What is recovery like?

Yomi allows minimally invasive surgery with smaller incisions, which can minimize discomfort and speed up recovery compared to traditional implant surgery.* Recovery varies by individual, and your surgeon will provide specific post-operative instructions tailored to your situation.

*Yomi robotic guidance allows for flapless procedures in more cases. Flapless procedures have faster recovery than open flap procedures. Based on published clinical studies found at neocis.com/clinical-evidence

Is Yomi autonomous?

Yomi doesn’t move autonomously, but instead it is controlled by your doctor to complete surgery precisely to plan. The doctor controls the handpiece, while robotic guidance simply prevents positional and angular deviations, and stops the drill tip from going beyond the desired depth. That means Yomi is designed for more efficient and reliable implant placement that delivers optimal healing.*

*Yomi robotic guidance allows for flapless procedures in more cases. Flapless procedures have faster recovery than open flap procedures. Based on published clinical studies found at neocis.com/clinical-evidence

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The information provided herein is not meant to substitute for an in-depth consultation you should have with your dentist. Only a licensed dentist can adequately diagnose and explain your underlying condition, robot-assisted surgery, medically acceptable alternative procedures, and the potential complications and risks of any procedure and/or operation. In every case, your dentist must guide you on all aspects of your surgery, including preoperative and postoperative care. Individual results will vary.

All claims of product performance and indications for use contained here relate only to data submitted to and reviewed by regulatory authorities in those jurisdictions in which clearance(s) and/or approval(s) have been obtained, including the United States. No product performance claims or indications for use are made for jurisdictions in which such clearance(s) and/or approval(s) have not been obtained.

Adverse events are possible in any surgery, including procedures involving Yomi. Possible adverse events include, but are not limited to, inaccurate implant site preparation, resulting in damage to patient anatomy, delays in surgical procedure, injury to the user or patient due to unintended motion of the system, electric shock to the user or patient due to electric malfunction, misuse or off-label use of the system that leads to manual manipulation of the osteotomy, damage to patient anatomy, or hazard to the user.

For full indications for use, please visit neocis.com/indications-for-use