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1. Comprehensive assessment
Facial analysis, intraoral scanning, and cone-beam tomography evaluate bone volume, density, and occlusal relationships.
Full-arch treatment
Conventional implants
A digitally coordinated full-arch workflow can restore stability, function, and aesthetics with conventional implants positioned around each patient’s anatomy.
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2. Strategic planning
Digital planning controls implant angulation, depth, and spacing to support stable load distribution and the intended restoration.
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3. Guided execution
Guided techniques translate the approved digital plan into the clinical setting with a focus on accuracy and tissue preservation.
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4. Functional restoration
When clinically appropriate, a fixed provisional restoration can restore function during the healing phase before final delivery.
Treatment gallery
Full-arch planning and clinical result
The four original images show digital assessment, the planned implant positions, and the clinical treatment comparison.
Clinical workflow