Yomi Original
Robotic precision with a human touch
Meet the Original Yomi that started it all
A robot that assists clinicians during dental implant surgery and easily integrates with all digital workflows.
An end-to-end platform with planning, surgical, and restorative features designed to enhance accuracy1 and efficiency2, while enhancing the standard of care.
A transformative technology that enables procedural expansion, practice growth, and a world-class treatment experience for patients and clinical team members.
100k
Implants placed with Yomi and counting
3.8min
Approx. every 3.8 minutes an implant is placed robotically
43%
Average practice growth 2 years after implementing Yomi.3
*Data on file. Practice growth as seen in data from 30 customer accounts
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Yomi is a game-changer – an amazing piece of technology any clinician who regularly places implants should seriously consider. The efficiency of robot-guided surgery has helped me grow my implant practice exponentially, and the unmatched precision gives my team an extremely high degree of confidence.
Leo Haydt, DMD
Highland Implant Center | North Carolina
Give the best care to your patients
Freehand
Speed over precision
- Same day surgery
- Visibility with irrigation
- Standard drill kits
- Intraoperative changes
- Hitting anatomical structures, nerves, and neighboring teeth
- Inconsistent accuracy
- Imprecise depth of drilling
- Pain and suboptimal healing
- Less stable implants
Static guides
Precision without flexibility
- Minimally invasive
- Digital workflow
- Limited physical guidance to plan
- No intraoperative changes to plan
- Same day surgeries can be a challenge
- Same day surgeries can be a challenge
- High cost of guides and reprinting
- Poor visibility and irrigation access
Navigation
Digital vision, not guidance
- Same day surgery
- Minimally invasive
- Digital workflow
- Intraoperative changes
- Focus on the screen, not the patient
- No physical guidance; suggestions only
- Hitting anatomical structures, nerves, and neighboring teeth
- Inconsistent accuracy
- Imprecise depth of drilling
Yomi
Fast, flexible guidance
- Minimally invasive
- Same day surgery
- Physical guidance for repeatable accuracy and precision
- Visual & audio guidance
- All digital workflows
- Visibility with irrigation
- Standard drill kits
- Dynamic intraoperative changes
Freehand
Speed over precision
- Same day surgery
- Visibility with irrigation
- Standard drill kits
- Intraoperative changes
- Hitting anatomical structures, nerves, and neighboring teeth
- Inconsistent accuracy
- Imprecise depth of drilling
- Pain and suboptimal healing
- Less stable implants
Static guides
Precision without flexibility
- Minimally invasive
- Digital workflow
- Limited physical guidance to plan
- No intraoperative changes to plan
- Same day surgeries can be a challenge
- Same day surgeries can be a challenge
- High cost of guides and reprinting
- Poor visibility and irrigation access
Navigation
Digital vision, not guidance
- Same day surgery
- Minimally invasive
- Digital workflow
- Intraoperative changes
- Focus on the screen, not the patient
- No physical guidance; suggestions only
- Hitting anatomical structures, nerves, and neighboring teeth
- Inconsistent accuracy
- Imprecise depth of drilling
Yomi
Fast, flexible guidance
- Minimally invasive
- Same day surgery
- Physical guidance for repeatable accuracy and precision
- Visual & audio guidance
- All digital workflows
- Visibility with irrigation
- Standard drill kits
- Dynamic intraoperative changes
Yomi is significantly more accurate than other treatment methods.
*Based on published clinical studies found at neocis.com/clinical-evidence
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- Jay M. Neugarten DDS, MD, FACS (2024). Accuracy and Precision of Haptic Robotic-Guided Implant Surgery in Large Consecutive Series. The International Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Implants, 39(1), 99-106 ↩︎
- Bruce Smoler, DDS (2025). Intraoperative Efficiency in Dental Implant Surgery: Power of Robotics vs. Freehand Placement. Dentistry Today, October 2025 ↩︎
- Data on file. Practice growth as seen in data from 30 customer accounts ↩︎
Yomi® is the first and only FDA-cleared robot-assisted dental surgery system. Yomi is a computerized navigational system intended to provide assistance in both the planning (preoperative) and the surgical (intraoperative) phases of dental implantation surgery. The system provides software to preoperatively plan dental implantation procedures and provides navigational guidance of the surgical instruments. Yomi is intended for use in partially edentulous and fully edentulous adult patients who qualify for dental implants. See neocis.com/IFU for details.