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Image3DConversion

DIGITAL IMPLANT PLANNING & SURGICAL GUIDE SERVICES

Plan the outcome. Guide the execution.

Begin with the smile you intend to restore. Image3DConversion helps coordinate the aesthetic and prosthetic objective with function, biology, anatomy, implant planning, guide design and the approved route to delivery. Your treatment plan remains under your approval at every critical stage.

Already working with us? Open the Case Portal.

Services are provided to dental professionals and authorised workflow partners.

Restoration-led implant plan
Restoration-led implant plan aligning tooth setup with implant positions.
3D-printed surgical guide with metal sleeves seated on an anatomical model.
Guided surgical guide, produced from the plan

Start with the smile

Start with the smile you intend to restore.

The smile establishes the destination. Tooth position, proportion, display, lip support and prosthetic form shape the aesthetic objective. Function, occlusion, biology and available anatomy then determine how that objective can be supported responsibly.

  1. 1
    Smile and facial reference
  2. 2
    Aesthetic and prosthetic setup
  3. 3
    Function and biology
  4. 4
    Anatomy and implant plan
  5. 5
    Guided execution
Smile → planned tooth setup
Illustrative smile-design analysis on a monitor: a smile marked with midline, smile-line and horizontal reference guides, beside a column of tooth-setup options.

The aesthetic objective is defined first, then supported by function, biology and anatomy — not the other way around.

The guide is one part of the workflow.

A usable guide begins before guide design. The patient data must align. The planned restoration must be visible. The implant system and drilling protocol must be confirmed. The clinician must review the plan. We coordinate those steps before production begins.

  1. 1Planned restoration
  2. 2Anatomy and scan data
  3. 3Implant / component plan
  4. 4Guide / provisional design
  5. 5Approved delivery

The guide is the last step, not the point.

See how the case workflow works

Anatomy & scan data
Colour-segmented maxillary anatomy with planned implant trajectories.
Implant & component plan
3D implant plan showing guided implant positions against a prosthetic setup.
Produced guide
3D-printed surgical guide with metal sleeves seated on an anatomical model.

One case. Five visible steps.

  1. 01

    Submit securely

    Create a practice account and upload the prescription and required case records inside the Case Portal.

  2. 02

    Validate the data

    We check file completeness, scan alignment and the information needed for the selected workflow.

  3. 03

    Review the plan

    The proposed plan and relevant references are shared for clinician review.

  4. 04

    Approve production

    Production begins only after the required approval and scope confirmation.

  5. 05

    Track delivery

    Follow the case status and receive files, dispatch details or completion information in one place.

The treating clinician remains responsible for diagnosis, treatment decisions and final approval.

Review case requirements

Choose how much support your practice needs.

Compare ways to work with us

Built to work with practices across borders.

Use Image3DConversion as a design partner for validated local production, coordinate design and delivery through one case, or establish a white-label workflow for a practice group, laboratory or implant partner.

  • Review without geography

    Versioned plans, named questions and recorded approvals allow clinical and technical teams to review the same case without sharing one location.

  • Choose the production route

    Use ready-to-produce files with a validated local workflow or select coordinated production and delivery where the confirmed service scope supports it.

  • Know the responsibility split

    File preparation, clinical decisions, design, manufacturing checks, shipping and local verification are assigned before work begins.

Bring us the cases that need more than a template.

A full-arch case is not a collection of products. It is one sequence.

Full-arch, immediate-loading, pterygoid and zygomatic cases involve more than implant coordinates. They require a shared understanding of the restorative goal, support strategy, surgical sequence and approval points.

  1. 1Pin fixation
  2. 2Bone reduction
  3. 3Implant placement
  4. 4MUA positioning
  5. 5Prosthesis pickup

Discuss the workflow before uploading the complete case if the scope is still being defined.

Full-arch stackable sequence
Exploded view of a full-arch stackable guide system in neutral grey.
Stackable guide layers: reduction, placement and prosthetic reference in one sequence.

Who we are

A digital workflow team for guided implantology.

Image3DConversion coordinates the digital work that happens before surgery: restoration-led planning, implant and guide design, and the review and approval steps that keep the treating clinician in control. The dentist retains clinical authority; we manage the digital execution around the approved plan. As an India-based, remote-first workflow team, we support practices across India and international partner workflows.

  • Planning and design

    Restoration-led implant planning, guide and provisional design across single, full-arch and advanced anchorage cases.

  • Review and approval

    Versioned plans, recorded questions and documented approvals before anything moves to production.

  • Production coordination

    Design-only files for your own workflow, or coordinated production and delivery where scope supports it.

About Image3DConversion

A separate secure system

Real cases live in the Case Portal.

Case submission, data validation, plan review, approval and tracking happen inside the authenticated Case Portal — a separate secure environment. The public website explains the workflow; the portal runs it. No clinical files are uploaded on this website.

Case Portal · illustrativeSample data

What you always know

  • Where is my case?
  • What is happening now?
  • What do I need to do next?

Case status track

  1. Submitted
  2. Data check
  3. In planning
  4. Plan ready for review
  5. Approval required
  6. In production
  7. Dispatched / files ready

Send the right data before planning begins.

Requirements change by workflow. Review the DICOM, intraoral scan, bite, prosthetic reference, implant system and supporting records before you submit.

Do not email or place patient-identifying information in a public enquiry form. Clinical files are submitted only through the Case Portal.

Records reviewed before planning

  • CBCT DICOM dataset
  • Intraoral or model scans
  • Bite record and prosthetic setup where relevant
  • Clinical photographs for aesthetic and immediate-loading workflows
  • Implant system, components and drill-kit information
  • Case prescription, planned surgery date and delivery location

Ready when the case is.

Start the case when your records and scope are clear. If the workflow is still being defined, speak with the team first.

Open the Case Portal