ImplantiDent services that support every implant case you inherit.
ImplantiDent gives you a fast, reliable way to identify existing dental implants so you can plan, restore, and manage treatment without guesswork. From chairside identification to clearer documentation and smoother referrals, the app is built to support how you already practice.
Ideal for general dentists, prosthodontists, specialists, and anyone who regularly inherits implant cases with limited records. Upgrades Free for Life.
Services we deliver through ImplantiDent
The app focuses on one core goal: help you quickly understand what implant you’re dealing with so you can make better clinical decisions. Here’s how that translates into practical services for your practice.
Chairside Implant Identification
Use ImplantiDent during exams, emergencies, and new-patient visits to identify existing implants when records are incomplete or missing. By analyzing key features from radiographs or clinical photos, the app helps you narrow down likely implant systems and connection types.
- Support for inherited and out-of-town cases.
- Faster answers when a patient “doesn’t remember” where treatment was done.
- Less time spent flipping through catalogs and guessing.
- New manufacturers added all the time: the library keeps expanding based on clinician requests.
Restorative & Complication Support
Once you know the likely implant system, planning restorative care becomes clearer. Using ImplantiDent’s information, you can select compatible components, anticipate challenges, and explain options to your patient with confidence.
- Better planning for crown, bridge, or overdenture cases on existing implants.
- Improved management of loose restorations, fractured components, or peri-implant concerns.
- Clearer communication with labs and specialists about the implant system in place.
Documentation & Team Workflow Support
ImplantiDent also serves as a reference tool your team can rely on. When you identify an implant, your staff can note the system and key specs in the patient record, making future visits simpler and more organized.
- Helps assistants and front-desk staff support implant-related visits.
- Reduces repeated “mystery implant” situations on the same patient.
- Supports more consistent documentation and hand-offs within the practice.
Practical value in everyday clinical life
ImplantiDent is not another generic tech product. It’s a focused tool created specifically to make your work with existing implants more predictable, efficient, and less stressful.
Support for Complex & Legacy Cases
Many of the implants you see were placed years ago, sometimes with systems that are no longer top-of-mind. ImplantiDent gives you a way to approach these legacy cases with more clarity instead of relying solely on memory or trial-and-error component selection.
Chairside Confidence & Patient Trust
When you can quickly explain what implant is present and how you’ll proceed, patients feel more secure. The app supports conversations about risks, benefits, and alternatives because you’re speaking from a clearer understanding of the existing implant system.
Less Admin Time, More Clinical Time
By reducing time spent searching for implant information, ImplantiDent helps your team stay focused on care instead of detective work. That means smoother schedules, fewer delays, and a better experience for both staff and patients.
Simple to use in any dental workflow
ImplantiDent is designed to be used by dentists or trained team members without slowing the day down. It can be used during consults, hygiene visits, or emergency appointments whenever an unknown implant appears.
Capture & upload
Capture a clear, de-identified radiograph or relevant clinical image of the implant area and upload it through the app from your computer or device.
Review likely matches
ImplantiDent analyzes key visual features and returns likely implant systems and connections to help you understand what you’re working with.
Plan & document
Use the information to plan restorative steps, coordinate with your lab or specialists, and document implant details in the patient chart for future visits.