Request a plan
Send the Scan. Get a Plan.
Start with records, not a deposit. Send a panoramic or CBCT scan, photos, medical notes, and your main concern so the first response can focus on what is realistic.
- Send
- CBCT if available
- Also send
- Photos and history
- Response
- Realistic next step
- No
- Deposit to start
What to include
Better records make the first answer more useful.
- Recent panoramic x-ray or CBCT scan if you have one.
- Smile, bite, and close-up photos.
- Medication list, medical conditions, smoking status, and prior implant history.
- The main problem you want solved: loose denture, failing teeth, pain, chewing, appearance, or travel timing.
The contact page should reinforce that the first step is a records-first review, not a deposit.
A complete first message does not need to be perfect, but it should be specific. The more clearly the team can see your records, health context, symptoms, and travel limits, the less likely the first reply will be a generic package answer.
What happens next
The first reply should be about fit.
A contact page for surgery should set expectations clearly before anyone travels.
Records reviewed
The team checks whether the images are enough to discuss options or whether more records are needed.
Questions clarified
Medical history, smoking, medications, symptoms, denture problems, and goals may need follow-up.
Likely path explained
The response should identify whether All-on-6 is realistic, uncertain, or unlikely from the available information.
Visit planned carefully
Travel, exam, CBCT, quote, provisional teeth, and final bridge timing should be discussed before commitment.
Contact questions
The form should collect enough to avoid guessing.
These answers help patients understand what to send and what not to expect from a remote review.
Is a remote review a diagnosis?
No. A remote review can identify whether treatment is worth discussing and what records are missing. Diagnosis is confirmed after exam and CBCT.
What if I do not have a CBCT scan?
Send what you have. A panoramic x-ray and photos can start the conversation, but CBCT may still be needed before a plan is confirmed.
Will I get an exact price from photos only?
No. Photos are helpful, but an exact All-on-6 quote depends on diagnosis, bone, implant system, grafting, provisional teeth, and final bridge material.
Should I pay a deposit before records are reviewed?
No. The first step should be understanding whether All-on-6 is realistic, what records are missing, and what could change after CBCT and exam.
Ready to start
Send records before sending a deposit.
The first answer should explain whether All-on-6 is realistic and what information is still needed.
Send a recent panoramic or CBCT scan if you have one, a few photos, your medical notes, and the one thing that bothers you most. The first answer should be what is realistic, not a deposit request.