Case-specific planning
The design follows the clinical prescription, supplied records and the intended restorative objective.
A coordinated laboratory pathway for clinician-planned full-arch implant rehabilitation, from framework selection and prototype review through the definitive prescribed prosthesis.
Focused case communication, defined checkpoints and practical delivery support from submission to completion.
The design follows the clinical prescription, supplied records and the intended restorative objective.
Material, design and processing choices are aligned with the prescribed indication and case requirements.
Defined communication stages help the clinician review essential details before completion.
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A high-performance polymer framework option considered according to the prescribed full-arch design and restorative space.
A digitally designed metal framework intended to provide prescribed structural support for the definitive prosthesis.
A fixed full-arch prosthetic workflow combining an implant-supported framework with individualized teeth and gingival form.
A removable prosthesis designed around the prescribed implant attachment system, support and retention plan.
A clinician-planned full-arch fixed prosthetic workflow requiring coordinated surgical, restorative and laboratory records.
Every case starts with complete clinical records and finishes with clinician-led verification.
Provide accurate scans or impressions, bite information, shade, prescription and relevant reference records.
Review the proposed design, material selection and case-specific considerations with the laboratory.
The completed work is returned for clinician-led assessment of fit, contacts, occlusion and esthetics.
Diagnosis, implant planning, component selection, passive-fit verification and final delivery remain under the prescribing clinician’s control.