Your implant is planned before it is ever placed .
Thoughtful care. Clear answers.
Your next chapter starts here.
Every implant is mapped in three dimensions before surgery, then built here, from the first scan to the final tooth. Guesswork is the thing this equipment is meant to remove.
One File, Start to Finish
Nothing Here Is Guessed At
Implant dentistry is only as good as the plan behind it. At Restore, that plan starts with a complete digital record of your anatomy: your bone, your bite, and your face, captured before any decision is made. Every tool on this page exists for one reason, to move a case from a scan to a finished restoration without losing precision along the way.
Capture
Seeing Everything Before We Begin
CBCT 3D Imaging: A cone-beam CT scan reads bone, nerve, and sinus in three dimensions. It shows exactly how much bone is available and where, so implant position is planned around your real anatomy rather than estimated.
Digital Intraoral Scanning: A digital scanner captures every surface of every tooth without a tray of impression material. The result is a precise 3D model used for planning and for designing your final restoration.
Facial Scanning: A facial scan records how your face moves when you speak and smile. It lets us design a restoration around your face and lip line, not just your bite, so the result looks like it belongs to you.
Plan
Deciding Before the Day of Surgery
Surgically Guided Placement: From the digital records, each implant is positioned in the plan before surgery begins. A guided approach improves accuracy and predictability, and means fewer decisions are left to be made in the chair.
3D Printing: Surgical guides, working models, and the components of your digital workflow are printed in the studio from your own scan, not ordered and awaited. What positions each implant is made here, on your plan.
Make
Your Restoration, Built Under One Roof
In-House Digital Lab: Restore runs its own digital implant laboratory with CAD design and on-site zirconia milling. Restorations are designed and made in the same building as the surgery, by the same team that planned the case.
Smile Design and Prosthetic Planning: Smile design and prosthetic planning happen in-house as well, giving full case control from diagnosis to final restoration. When something needs adjusting, it is adjusted here, not shipped across the country and back.