Advancing FP1 Full Arch Treatment with GuidedSMILE Natural
Full arch treatments have seen rapid development in recent years, with clinicians embracing digital technology, comprehensive planning and greater precision to support long term success for patients.
GuidedSMILE Natural brings this precision into one of the most challenging areas of full arch dentistry: FP1 treatment. At Quoris3D, we have continued to refine the workflow to make planning, surgery and restoration more predictable for clinicians.
Three Key Areas of Development
CAD Design
Refined design to support strength, aesthetics and clinical usability.
Planning Stages
Improved digital planning to support optimal implant and tooth positioning.
Osteotomy Preparation
Updated guide design to support more accurate bone contouring and preparation.
Changes in the CAD Design
Significant updates have been made to the design of GuidedSMILE Natural FP1 cases, with the aim of making the day of surgery easier for the clinician, strengthening the prosthetic and further enhancing the final aesthetic result.
The tooth design has been refined to support maximum strength, improved soft tissue development and compatibility with the implant components currently available in the marketplace.
Modifications in the Planning Stage
Advanced diagnostic and CAD software allows greater refinement during the planning process. This supports more accurate implant positioning, improved tooth position and shape, and better control over the distance to clinical components.
These developments also support further consideration of EBC zones, including crestal, bounded and aesthetic zones, helping clinicians approach FP1 treatment with greater clarity and confidence.
Improved Osteotomy Preparation
One of the most significant developments is the upgrade to the protocol and guide design to improve osteotomy preparation. The former scallop guide component used in GuidedSMILE Natural cases has been replaced with the updated C Guide.
The C Guide has been designed to complement the Universal Shapers Guided Surgical Kit. Its scallop-shaped drills support bone contouring in the coronal implant zone, helping to improve the seating of clinical components and prostheses.
A More Structured Approach to FP1 Treatment
The updated guide design helps improve accuracy and reduce the time required for osteotomy preparation. Combined with the Universal Shapers drills, this creates a more systematic approach to contouring, sculpting and bone reduction in FP1 cases.
These refinements are designed to support clinicians with a more predictable, efficient and restorative led workflow for GuidedSMILE Natural treatment.
