The concept of implant placement in accordance with pre-surgical planning with a prosthetic focus with the aid of 3D planning software has been referred to as navigation surgery. 2 Dynamic and static navigation were both introduced with the emergence of navigation surgery in dental implantology. Throughout the entire treatment, real-time tracking of the drilling of the bone and implant insertion is possible, thanks to dynamic navigation using a three-dimensional (3D) software. Static navigation, on the other hand, involves sequential drilling of bone and implant placement using static surgical templates.8 With incredible precision, both strategies aim to transfer pre-surgical design planning to the patient's mouth, which will in turn provide predictable treatment with outstanding functional and aesthetically pleasing outcomes. The application of dynamic navigation in clinical practice has grown recently as a result of the advancement of computer technology and the associated computer-aided approaches

Keywords : Dynamic Navigation, Static Navigation, RealTime Tracking, Implants, Trace Registration.