Nowadays, the main goal of the oral rehabilitation treatment plan is not only to insert an implant into the bone, but to insert and integrate it so that the surrounding hard tissues and soft tissues are adequate. In this way, the long-term success of the treatment plan will be achieved. Background: The main purpose of the study was to present the advantages and disadvantages of using the dental implant insertion technique through the surgical guide as well as to evaluate the degree of its use among implantologists. Material and Methods: The study involved 120 patients who presented in the dental clinic requesting complex oral rehabilitation with restorations supported by implants. Following the anamnesis, intraoral clinical examination, laboratory and radiological evaluation, the type of edentulism was diagnosed, for which classical and alternative treatment plans were proposed. Results: From the group of edentulous patients, 40 patients chose the implant-prosthetic rehabilitation. Among them, 29 patients chose the guided method of implant insertion. Conclusions: Guided placement implant restorations are a viable solution for a painless and successful protocol in implant oral rehabilitation.