At the same time, Dr. Wedeking was tinkering with drill-free dental implant technologies. "This technology could be game-changing and would enable any dentist to do implants," declared Wedeking.

A company in Israel, called Tactile Technologies had developed a robotic dental drill that can make the job of doing dental implants very easy for the dental surgeon.

The drill, developed by Tactile Technologies, based in Rehovot, Israel, is designed to take the complexity out of dental implant work. It could make operations cheaper, quicker and less painful ...