
Tooth-supported guides
Supported by the remaining dentition for single- or multiple-implant workflows.
Provider-supportive planning and workflow development
From routine implant cases to full-arch and stackable workflows, PlanSurg provides digital planning and design support. Your treating provider directs the clinical plan and approves the work; your clinic or selected manufacturer produces the physical guide.
Your case, step by step
A defined handoff at each stage keeps your team involved in the decisions that matter.
After onboarding, submit the agreed imaging, surface files and clinical prescription through the designated case channel.
PlanSurg prepares the technical plan and review materials. Your provider confirms clinical decisions and requests changes.
Guide design and technical QA follow the approved plan. Applicable approvals are required before release.
Your clinic or selected manufacturer receives the agreed digital files and handles physical production.
Digital guide design

Supported by the remaining dentition for single- or multiple-implant workflows.

Coordinated components for sequenced surgical and restorative steps.
Illustrative simulations by the founder. Final configuration follows the approved clinical plan.
If your clinic already works digitally
You may already have trusted software, laboratories, manufacturers, and clinical routines. PlanSurg can add planning, design, training, or workflow support without asking you to replace the ecosystem you have built.
For established workflows
Request the private rate sheet with your typical case mix and preferred production workflow. No meeting is required to request rates. Volume terms can be negotiated; case scope is confirmed before work begins.
Clinical decisions remain with the treating provider. Patient information and case files are exchanged only through the agreed channel after onboarding.
Request clinic ratesIf your clinic is building a digital workflow
Buying software or equipment does not create a dependable service by itself. The team needs to know what belongs inside the clinic, what can be supported externally, how information moves, where professional review occurs, and how planning connects with production.
PlanSurg can help assess capabilities and gaps, define intended services, evaluate software and production pathways, organize responsibilities and quality expectations, prepare practical working materials, train the team, and support early workflow refinement.
In-house, external, or hybrid
The right model depends on case volume, staff capacity, software, equipment, materials, post-processing, quality controls, documentation, maintenance, and the production responsibilities the organization is prepared to assume.
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Define the people, systems, documentation, validation, training, and quality controls needed when the clinic intends to produce guides internally.
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Clarify technical handoffs, provider approval, file release, and communication with the laboratory, printing center, or qualified manufacturer responsible for production.
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Keep the steps that fit the clinic's capabilities and use outside support where specialized planning, design, production, or quality capacity is more practical.
For developing workflows
A structured discussion about your goals, current resources, and operating gaps. The purpose is to identify a practical path forward, not to sell technology your team does not need.
Request a Digital Workflow DiagnosticSoftware-aware, workflow-focused
PlanSurg can work within the planning, segmentation, model-preparation, and guide-design environment selected for the engagement. Software is one part of the workflow. The right setup also depends on intended use, file requirements, licensing, production partners, team capability, and the clinical objective established by the responsible provider.