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All-on-X Direct supports dentists, oral surgeons, periodontists, and prosthodontists with CBCT-based digital implant planning and custom surgical guide design. Our workflow helps clinicians evaluate implant positioning, angulation, depth, restorative goals, and guided surgery requirements before treatment.
Designed for single implant, multi-unit, full-arch, and All-on-X workflows.
DIGITAL PLANNING EXPLAINED
What Is Digital Implant Planning?
Digital implant planning uses CBCT data, intraoral scans, and the restorative plan to map implant position before surgery. It helps the clinician evaluate anatomy, angulation, depth, restorative space, and surgical guide requirements before the case reaches the surgical stage.
At All-on-X Direct, we review the available records with the final restoration in mind. This helps the practice and the lab stay aligned on implant position, prosthetic space, surgical guide needs, and the next steps for the case.
CBCT-Based Review
Evaluate anatomy, bone volume, implant position, angulation, and depth before the surgical appointment.
Restorative-Driven Planning
Connect implant placement with the final restoration, occlusion, esthetics, and prosthetic design goals.
Guide-Ready Workflow
Prepare the digital foundation for surgical guide design and guided implant workflows.
GUIDED SURGERY PLANNING
Precision Planning for Predictable Guided Surgery
Our digital planning workflow is designed to support accurate implant positioning, angulation, depth control, and surgical guide fabrication. By combining CBCT data, intraoral scans, digital models, and restorative goals, All-on-X Direct helps clinicians plan implant cases with greater clarity, consistency, and lab coordination.
This approach is especially valuable when surgical execution and final restorative design need to work together from the beginning of the case.
Implant Positioning
Plan implant location, angulation, and depth with the restorative outcome in mind.
Surgical Guide Support
Prepare guide-ready digital workflows for more organized guided surgery planning.
Restorative Coordination
Connect surgical planning with prosthetic design, occlusion, esthetics, and final restoration needs.
DIGITAL CASE WORKFLOW
Our Digital Implant Planning Workflow
Our workflow is designed to make digital implant planning easier for dental professionals. Clinicians submit case files such as CBCT scans, intraoral scans, STL files, photos, bite records, and clinical notes when available. Our team reviews the case requirements, restorative goals, anatomy, implant positioning needs, and surgical guide requirements before preparing the digital plan.
Submit Case Files
Send CBCT scans, intraoral scans, STL files, photos, bite records, and case notes so our team can understand the clinical and restorative requirements.
Review & Planning
We review anatomy, available bone, restorative goals, implant positioning, angulation, depth, and guide design requirements.
Surgical Guide Design
Once the plan is reviewed, surgical guide design can be prepared to support the clinician’s guided surgery workflow.
Case Coordination
Our team coordinates with your practice to support file questions, planning adjustments, approvals, and next steps for the case.
BEST-FIT CASES
When to Use Digital Implant Planning
Digital implant planning is especially valuable when implant placement, surgical guide design, and final restorative goals need to be coordinated before treatment. All-on-X Direct supports clinicians with planning workflows for single implant cases, multi-unit implant cases, full-arch restorations, All-on-X workflows, and complex guided surgery cases.
Single & Multiple Implant Cases
Plan implant position, angulation, depth, and restorative space before surgery.
Full-Arch & All-on-X Workflows
Coordinate implant planning, prosthetic design, surgical guide needs, and final restorative goals.
Guided Surgery Cases
Prepare surgical guide workflows based on CBCT data, digital scans, anatomy, and clinical requirements.
Complex Restorative-Driven Cases
Support cases where surgical planning and restorative design need to be aligned from the beginning.
CASE FILE REQUIREMENTS
Files We Commonly Review for Digital Implant Planning
To support accurate digital implant planning, clinicians may submit CBCT scans, intraoral scans, STL files, diagnostic wax-ups, clinical photos, bite records, implant system details, and treatment notes. File requirements may vary depending on the case type, surgical guide needs, and whether the workflow involves a single implant, multiple implants, or a full-arch case.
CBCT Scans
Used to evaluate anatomy, available bone, implant position, angulation, depth, and surgical planning considerations.
Intraoral Scans & STL Files
Help connect the digital implant plan with restorative design, occlusion, models, and guide fabrication requirements.
Photos, Bite Records & Notes
Support communication around esthetics, bite relationship, clinical goals, and case-specific planning requirements.
Implant System & Guide Details
Help our team prepare the planning and guide workflow around the clinician’s preferred implant system and surgical protocol.
TRUSTED BY DENTAL PROFESSIONALS
What Clinicians Say About Our Full-Arch Lab Support
We’ve been working with All-on-X Direct for sometime. Compared to other labs, they are great. Their digital workflows are incredibly accurate, and the fit and esthetics of their restorations are outstanding. My patients notice the quality, and that’s what matters most.
Dr. Maria Lopez, DDS
SmileWorks Dental Studio
The team at All-on-X Direct is phenomenal. Their implant guides are spot-on, easy to use, and they save us so much time in surgery. Communication is always clear, and cases are delivered right on schedule. They’ve truly elevated the way we approach implant dentistry.
Dr. Kevin Patel, DMD
Precision Implant Center
We send all of our digital implant and night guard cases to All-on-X Direct. They understand the digital workflow better than anyone we’ve worked with. The team is responsive, knowledgeable, and always willing to go the extra mile. They are very consistent.
Dr. Liza Thompson, DDS
Thompson Dental Group