Scan
A CBCT scan and digital impressions map bone, nerve and bite to a twentieth of a millimetre. This model becomes the reference for everything that follows.
±20 micron scan accuracy
The Case Sequence · Scan · Plan · Place · Restore
Implant and full-arch dentistry with the milling lab on site. Your surgery is rehearsed on screen before anyone sits in the chair, and your arch is cut from zirconia rooms away, not posted to a third party. One team answers for all of it.

Fig. 01 · Implant stack, seated
Implant dentistry fails on improvisation, so it does not happen here. Your case is scanned, planned, placed and restored by one team, in one building, in a fixed order. Each stage produces the measurements the next one needs.
A CBCT scan and digital impressions map bone, nerve and bite to a twentieth of a millimetre. This model becomes the reference for everything that follows.
±20 micron scan accuracy
Your surgeon and prosthodontist rehearse the surgery on screen: positions, depths and angulations are fixed before the day. A surgical guide is printed from the approved plan.
guided placement
Under local anaesthesia, fixtures pass through the printed guide into the rehearsed positions. Most full-arch cases leave with a provisional bridge seated the same day.
same-day provisional
After integration, the lab mills your final arch from monolithic zirconia, two rooms from the chair. Fit is verified against the original scan before finishing.
milled on site
A full-arch placement is a morning's work when the plan is finished before you arrive. This is the shape of the day, rehearsed on your scan and timed to the minute.

You are met by name, consented once more on screen, and settled while the theatre is prepared around your guide.
Local anaesthesia throughout, with sedation available if your plan calls for it. Nothing proceeds until you are comfortable.
Fixtures pass through the printed guide into the positions chosen on your scan. Depth, angle and torque are read and recorded as we go.
A provisional arch, milled in our lab before your appointment, is seated and adjusted against your bite.
You leave with written aftercare, a direct line to the team, and your review already on the calendar.

Most clinics send impressions to an outside laboratory and wait weeks. Our milling machines sit two rooms from the surgery: your arch can be cut before the morning list finishes, tried in the same week, and adjusted by the technician who made it, sitting next to the surgeon who placed it. One team, one lab, one roof.
Sample clinic figures, shown for illustration.
You will never see a price here that is not attached to a plan. The table shows how typical cases are structured: guide, fixtures, provisional and final restoration, with a monthly plan on every tier.
| Treatment | Guide | Fixtures | Provisional | Final | From | Monthly plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single implantOne missing tooth | Included | 1 | Case dependent | Included | from$4,800 | from$310/mowith financing |
| Multiple implantsSeveral teeth, one guide | Included | 2-4 | Included | Included | from$12,500 | from$790/mowith financing |
| Fixed full archA full upper or lower arch | Included | 4-6 | Included | Included | from$23,900 | from$1,490/mowith financing |
Every case is priced individually from your 3D scan. Figures shown are sample plan data for illustration; your written quotation follows the consultation.
Surgeon, prosthodontist and master technician work from the same scan, in the same building. You will know who is doing what, and why, before anything begins.




“I expected a hospital experience and got a workshop one. They showed me the plan on screen, then built exactly that. I ate dinner with my new teeth the same week.”
R. · Fixed full arch, 2025 · Shared with permission · Sample story
A 3D consultation is imaging, measurements and a plan on screen. You leave with your options and their prices in writing. There is nothing to commit to in the chair.