
All-on-X cases planned as a single project: implant positions from the prosthetic envelope, guide and immediate provisional in one shipment, definitive prosthesis after verification.
The surgical guide, the immediate provisional and the definitive framework are designed from the same plan. That is what makes immediate loading predictable: the implants are placed where the prosthesis already expects them.
If the surgery deviates from the plan, the provisional can be relined and the definitive prosthesis designed from the verified position — we plan for that possibility rather than pretending it will not happen.
We do not produce a definitive full-arch zirconia bridge from an unverified impression. Photogrammetry (ICam4D), a verification jig or a rigid splinted impression is required, and the framework is checked on the master model with analogs.
Yes, if the implant positions have been verified. Send the photogrammetry or jig record with the scan.
Yes. A printed or milled conversion prosthesis can be included in the surgical shipment.
STL, PLY or conventional impressions. Named technician per account, DHL and FedEx delivery worldwide.