A specific lesion
Class I to V, depth, extent, pulpal involvement or not. The exact stage you want diagnosed or treated.
Mesial Class IICervical lesionDeep near-pulpal caries
Surgical rehearsal
Your case, printed before the operation.
For clinicians facing a complex case: send the CBCT and the guide, and we print a replica of the patient's anatomy so you can rehearse placement before theatre.
A real case
From scan to object.
A case we handled, from raw data to the piece in your hands. Published with the patient's consent.
You send us the CBCT
Your patient's volumetric reconstruction, straight from the scanner: bone, teeth, real anatomical relationships.
You receive the piece
Their anatomy printed in high-resolution resin, cleaned and post-cured. You place your implants on it before touching the patient.
The piece, from every angle
Clinical review
Every request starts with a teaching question.
We review the objective, available data, how the model will be used and reproduction limits before proposing production.
- 01Description and clinical files
- 02Clinical review and clarification
- 03Design and production proposal
- 04Approval before manufacturing
Teaching design
The case you need doesn't exist? Let's design it.
You are a clinician, a teacher or a trainer, and the situation you want your students to work on is in no catalogue — yours or ours. Describe it: we draw it, you approve it, we print it.
What you can specify
A surgical situation
Complex extraction, impacted tooth, root separation, implant site. The difficulty you want rehearsed.
Impacted third molarDivergent rootsPost-extraction socket
An unusual anatomy
Atypical canal, curved root, malposition, rare morphology. What you meet once a year in the clinic.
Severe apical curvatureFourth canalRoot fusion
A series for your cohort
The same case thirty times over, or a graded progression from one session to the next. Every student works the same thing.
30 identical unitsIncreasing difficultyAssessment series
Describe the case in the form below — a sketch, a textbook photo or three lines is enough to start.
Secure case file