SPECIALIST RESTORATIVE CAD

Complex Restorative CAD Design

Complexity often lies in the records, dependencies and review sequence rather than unit count. Pristine supports restorative CAD cases that need a deliberate brief and experienced human oversight.

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WHO THIS SUPPORTS

A clear fit for your workflow.

Labs and restorative teams coordinating mixed indications, reference-driven reconstruction or cases requiring multiple approval stages.

Scope is confirmed for the specific indication, software and production route before acceptance.

Records to prepare

  • Approved restorative prescription and indication list
  • Complete records and clearly identified reference versions
  • Component details for implant-supported units
  • Material and manufacturing requirements by restoration
  • Review milestones and the person responsible for approvals

Use an agreed case-transfer route. The public inquiry form is for business details, not patient files.

ACTUAL DESIGN WORK

A view into the detail.

Representative work from the approved Pristine portfolio. CAD views show design work and do not establish clinical outcomes or the scope of a future case.

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CAD view of a full-arch anterior restorative design
Actual CAD design work · representative portfolio view

WORKFLOW & REVIEW

From the brief to the handoff.

01

Map the dependencies

List which units, components and references depend on one another. A mixed implant/tooth-supported case should not inherit one undifferentiated set of production assumptions.

02

Resolve ambiguity before it spreads

Conflicting bite records, incomplete references or unsupported components can affect an entire case. Document the issue and obtain instructions before finalizing dependent designs.

03

Review by milestone

Agree when the lab will review setup, restorative relationships and manufacturing files. Changes to clinical records or the approved plan may alter scope and delivery; distinguish them from refinements to the same brief.

COMMUNICATION & REVISIONS

A traceable handoff.

Create an unresolved-questions list before distributing design stages. Each dependency should have a named decision owner and a reference record.

Specify which approval or assumption changed. Pause affected downstream outputs until the team decides whether the correction stays within the agreed scope.

Scope, file formats, delivery target and revision terms are agreed before work starts. Your team retains clinical and manufacturing approval.

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A DEFINED FIRST STEP

Discuss the work.
Define the handoff.

One paid test case, quoted to scope. Delivery target and revision terms agreed before work starts.

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