White-label support for dental laboratories

Add planning capacity without adding fixed headcount.

Outsourced implant planning and surgical guide design for routine cases, overflow and selected complex workflows. PlanSurg works behind your brand; your laboratory manufactures and delivers the physical guide.

Built by a surgeon. Designed for surgical teams.

Digital simulation of a stackable guide on a mandibular model
Stackable design simulation by the founder. Digital illustration.

Your client stays your client

Technical support behind your laboratory.

Routine case flow

Planning implementation and guide design for straightforward single and multiple implant cases with suitable input files.

Overflow support

Use additional capacity for a backlog or recurring demand, with scope and turnaround agreed before work begins.

Advanced workflows

Full-arch, stackable and bone-reduction design support, with nonstandard cases assessed individually.

Dental Guide Design

Guide design shaped around the surgical plan.

PlanSurg supports dental surgical-guide design across different anatomical conditions, implant approaches, and production pathways. Each design is developed around the approved clinical plan and prepared for review by the responsible provider and production partner.

Simulated tooth-supported surgical guide for multiple implants

Tooth-supported guides

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

Simulated mucosa-supported surgical guide for an edentulous maxilla

Mucosa-supported guides

Designed for edentulous workflows using soft-tissue support and the planned fixation approach.

Simulated bone-supported dental surgical guide

Bone-supported guides

Designed for workflows that require direct support on exposed bony anatomy.

Simulated stackable surgical guide system

Stackable guide systems

Coordinated components for sequenced surgical and restorative steps.

Simulated stackable bone-reduction guide

Bone-reduction guides

Guide systems that coordinate planned bone reduction with subsequent implant positioning.

Simulated zygomatic implant guide and implant trajectories

Zygomatic implant guides

Planning and guide-design support for complex zygomatic implant workflows.

Guide configuration, support, fixation, access, instrumentation, and manufacturing requirements are defined around the case. The responsible licensed provider reviews and approves the clinical plan and final design.

Illustrative planning simulations created by the founder. These are not client cases or evidence of clinical outcomes.

What you receive

Defined digital deliverables.

Provider-directed planning implementation, guide design, technical review, materials for approval, and the agreed final digital files with delivery notes.

The quote identifies components, revisions and any special software or production requirements. Your lab keeps its client relationship and coordinates clinical communication.

The treating provider retains clinical decisions and approval. Release follows the applicable approvals; manufacturing, finishing and delivery remain with your lab or selected manufacturer.

PlanSurg’s founder brings surgical experience to the technical review, with a focus on intended use and early clarification of uncertainties.

From scope to release

A workflow your team can follow.

  1. Define the scope

    We confirm requirements, deliverables and pricing before the case begins.

  2. Plan and review

    We prepare the technical work and resolve questions with the responsible team.

  3. Approve and deliver

    Required approvals precede file release. Your lab or selected manufacturer handles physical production.

Private laboratory rates

See how we fit your workflow.

Start with one case to evaluate our planning, design and communication. No minimum monthly volume is required. We confirm scope, pricing and turnaround before work begins. You can also request the base rate sheet for routine and advanced work. Rates may be reduced and negotiated according to volume, case mix and workflow requirements, with final terms confirmed in writing.

No patient files or meeting are needed to request the rate sheet. Case mix, volume and software preferences are optional at this stage.

Case data is exchanged only through the agreed channel after onboarding.