Choose a representative supported case
Identify the restoration and retention approach you intend to outsource repeatedly. Include the actual component and library requirements. A simple implant crown does not validate every full-arch or custom-abutment workflow.
Confirm identification before design
Have the submitting team confirm the physical scan body, implant platform, restorative component and library/version. Note any uncertainty in writing. A designer should not choose a likely component to keep an otherwise incomplete case moving.
Define what the pilot will return
Specify the review stage and whether you need separate component files, a native case or manufacturing meshes. Confirm the software and material/production route. Ask how changes to components or records affect the scope.
Evaluate the complete output
Review conformance to the approved brief, file compatibility and component traceability. Involve the production team in the handoff check. A visually appealing file does not establish clinical fit, passive fit or approval to manufacture through an unsupported route.
Capture what was learned
Record accepted preferences, questions and revision reasons. Identify any unresolved requirement before sending repeat cases. Pristine scopes implant work individually; clinical planning and final manufacturing approval remain with the responsible teams.
Prepared by Pristine Dental Design · October 6, 2026. Workflow guidance for dental professionals. Case-specific instructions and receiving-team approval govern actual design and production.