Modern technologies in implantology can significantly improve the accuracy and safety of surgical interventions. The use of MSCT and CBCT provides a detailed assessment of anatomical structures, while CBCT has a lower radiation load. Digital modeling of dental arches is carried out using intraoral scanners or digitization of plaster models, which achieves high accuracy and allows for the creation of effective orthopedic structures. 3D printing and milling from various materials, such as PMMA or polylactic acid, are used to manufacture surgical templates, which ensures their stability and compliance with the patient’s anatomy. The use of radiopaque materials improves the visualization of templates in images, and the combination of CT data and optical models allows for accurate planning of the location of implants. The introduction of these technologies contributes to more accurate installation of dental implants, reducing risks and achieving optimal aesthetic and functional results.