In short
- CBCT shows bone height, width and nerves in 3D.
- An intraoral scan replaces most traditional impressions.
- Planning software (for example DTX Studio™ software) links the two; a surgical guide can transfer the plan to surgery.
The steps
- 3D x-ray (CBCT) of the jaw.
- Digital scan of teeth and gums.
- Virtual planning of teeth and implant positions.
- Optional printed surgical guide (NobelGuide® concept).
- Surgery, then digitally designed crowns or bridge (NobelProcera®).

Ask to see your 3D plan. A good clinic will explain it to you on screen.
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Last updated 28 Sep 2026 · How we review
Last updated 28 Sep 2026 · How we review
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