Materials, preparation and scanning tips.
Short, practical notes written by the technicians.



Materials, preparation and scanning tips.
Short, practical notes written by the technicians.
Guided surgeryTooth, tissue or bone: choosing the right guide supportThe support a guide rests on decides how accurately it seats. Tooth-supported guides are the most stable when enough teeth…Read
PlanningWhat to send with a CBCT so the plan is right first timeA good plan starts with good records: a CBCT with the teeth slightly apart, an intra-oral scan of both arches…Read
Guided surgeryWhy a guide does not seat, and how to check before surgeryMost seating problems come from the scan, not the design: distortion across the arch, movement during the CBCT, or printing…Read
3D printingPrinting surgical guides in-house: a short validation routinePrint a calibration piece with every build, measure it, and record the result. Check sleeve fit with the actual sleeve.…ReadOpen STL and PLY files from any intra-oral scanner, plus the common closed formats. Models and impressions are also welcome.
Yes. Ask for a preview on any case; production starts after you approve.
Tell us what went wrong and send a new scan if needed. Remakes caused by the laboratory are made without charge.
Use the form on this site or call the laboratory. New clients receive a starter pack with the fee schedule.
Zirconia, lithium disilicate, PMMA, titanium and printed resins. The technician recommends a material for each case.
Send the scan. We will take it from there.
New clients receive a starter pack with the fee schedule and shipping labels.
