01 / The bite
See the whole picture
Send full upper and lower arch scans with a bite registration verified in maximum intercuspation. They give us the context to review the bite before you spend chair time adjusting zirconia.
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Give our team the full picture.
Digital fabrication closely follows the approved design. Complete, accurate records help us design for the patient’s actual bite, implant position and available bone clearance.
02 / The connection
Verify scanbody seating
Submit a clear periapical X-ray with the scanbody in place. A tight screw alone does not establish full seating. Clinically verify rotational engagement; the image helps us assess the connection.
03 / The bone
Plan for clearance
We review visible bone levels alongside your scans and clinical findings. We can adapt the emergence contour or request a clinical assessment for bone profiling before fabrication.
Why the scanbody X-ray matters
The scanbody seats. Will the crown?
When an implant sits below the surrounding bone, a narrow scanbody may seat even though a wider restoration has too little room. The X-ray helps the lab and restorative clinician see that risk before fabrication.
Scanbody seats
The narrow scanbody reaches the connection. Its seating alone does not show how much clearance a crown has near the bone.
Crown cannot seat
A wider crown contour can contact the surrounding bone, leaving a gap even though the scanbody appeared fully seated.
Design for clearance
With the X-ray and clinical findings, we can discuss a revised emergence contour or a clinician-led assessment for bone profiling.
Another common fit problem
The scanbody can get stuck, too.
Here, the scanbody stops short of the implant connection. Bone interference can leave a gap that a surface scan alone may not explain. If the scanbody position is recorded as fully seated, the crown can be designed from the wrong implant position.
That is why we ask for a periapical X-ray with the scanbody in place. The restorative clinician confirms seating, and we can review the next step together before the crown is made.
Illustrative example. The treating clinician evaluates bone clearance and determines the appropriate clinical approach.
Our teamwork commitment
If the restoration does not fit despite complete records, our review, resolution of requested corrections and your design approval, we will remake it at no charge.
Cases that proceed without these steps are not eligible for this no-charge fit remake commitment.
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