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How does the bone-supported guide compare to ROE's other surgical guide options?

ROE offers a full portfolio of surgical guides so you can match the guide type to your case. The bone-supported guide is generally reserved for edentulous cases where a dual-scan is not an option, and it is the only standard option that offers an open channel for bone leveling.

Guide Relative Price Days in Lab Guided Kits No. of Sites Application
Tooth Supported $$ 3 planning + 4 production All 1 to 6 Printed surgical resin, with Ti sleeves or sleeveless
Tissue Supported $$ 4 planning + 4 production All Any number Edentulous cases where the guide is based on a dual-scan
Bone Supported $$$ 4 planning + 5 production All Any number Best for edentulous cases where a dual-scan is not an option; optional open channel for bone leveling
CombiGuide $$$ 5 planning + 5 production All Any number Full-arch all-metal guide, limited to bone reduction and implant placement
CHROME GuidedSMILE $$$$ 5 planning + 10 production All Any number Fully guided All-on-X surgery and restoration

How to choose: For edentulous patients with a well-fitting denture suitable for a dual-scan, tissue-supported is often the first choice. When a dual-scan is not an option or direct bone access and bone leveling are needed, the bone-supported guide is appropriate. For full-arch, all-metal, or fully guided All-on-X workflows, consider CombiGuide or CHROME GuidedSMILE.

For help selecting the right guide, request pricing or use ROE's surgical guide decision tree.

 

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