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How does the tooth-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 tooth-supported guide is the entry point for partially edentulous and single-implant cases, while the other options scale up for edentulous and full-arch work.

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: If your patient has stable existing teeth that can serve as landmarks, the tooth-supported guide typically delivers the highest accuracy with the shortest lab timeline. As patients move toward full edentulism, tissue-supported, bone-supported, and the full-arch CombiGuide and CHROME GuidedSMILE options become appropriate.

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

 

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