Surgical Guide Design Service

Planning backwards from the tooth

The implant position is decided by the restoration, not only by the bone. We start from the planned crown or the prosthesis, position the implant so the screw channel and the emergence profile work, and then check the bone envelope.

Where the plan does not fit the anatomy, we say so and propose an alternative before the guide is printed.

What you receive

A printed guide with metal sleeves, a surgical report listing the drill sequence, sleeve diameters and insertion torque for each position, and the design file for your records.

• Guide printed in biocompatible resin
• Metal sleeves matched to your drill kit
• Surgical report with drill sequence
• STL design file retained for reprints

Data requirements

A DICOM CBCT with a limited field of view, an intraoral scan in STL and a bite scan. For edentulous cases, add a scan of the denture or a radiographic guide. Incomplete data is the main cause of guide delay, so we check the set before quoting.

Common questions