Stackable guide
One plan. Four pieces. Three pins.
The full-arch surgery, planned once in the lab and carried into the mouth as a stack: pin the base, reduce the bone, place every implant, try in the arch, all on the same three pins.
Get your first case free- Unlimited implant sites
- Co-Cr reduction guide
- Try-in on the same pins
The stack
It goes on in order.
Every piece clicks onto the base, so nothing after the first step needs to be found again. Pick a step to see which piece is on.
Side view, exploded
Position GuidePlanned as one
Four pieces, one plan.
- One set of coordinates
The CBCT, the scan and the planned teeth are merged once. Every piece is cut from the same plan, so the sleeves sit where the implants are drawn and the try-in sits where the teeth will be.
- Checked as one system before it ships
The stack is assembled on your printed model by one master. If a piece does not click on cleanly, it does not leave.
- Your way, saved
Sleeve system, pin position, bone level, the way you like the try-in to seat. On the case, for the next arch.
Each way
You send the plan. You get the stack.
You send
- CBCT, as DICOM
- Intraoral scan of the archor an STL
- The opposing arch and the bite
- Implant system and sizesor ask us to propose
You receive
- Position Guide
- Bone Reduction GuideCo-Cr
- Surgical Guideunlimited implant sites
- PMMA Full Arch Try-in
- Metal Sleeveadd-on, per site
On the schedule as one line, Stackable Guide, with the metal sleeve as its add-on. One or two sites instead of an arch? linkGuide is the single-site guide.
Your next arch
Plan it once. Carry it in.
The surgery you drew on the screen, in four pieces that click onto the same three pins.
Get your first case freeThe teeth that go on after? All-on-X.