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Patient Audit & Case Review

This foundational module guides clinicians through comprehensive patient evaluation and case selection for FlexonX full-arch implant rehabilitations. Conduct thorough clinical audits, including medical/dental history review, CBCT analysis, occlusal assessment, and aesthetic/functional expectations. Perform detailed case reviews to identify ideal candidates, assess bone volume, ridge anatomy, and risk factors. Emphasize patient-centered planning to align treatment with realistic outcomes, ensuring predictability, long-term success, and satisfaction in removable-style implant-supported prostheses.

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Treatment Planning

Discover the FlexonX philosophy of planning with the end in mind — prioritizing integrated surgical-restorative approaches and favoring removable over rigid fixed designs to enhance cleansability, stress distribution, and implant longevity.

• Maxillary Planning — Minimum 5 implants with optimal anterior-posterior spread, platform switching for superior bone preservation, preference for straight/parallel placements, strategic use of angled abutments, and protective cover screws or healing caps.
• Mandibular Planning — Minimum 4 implants (6 preferred), straight/parallel alignments, intentional over-engineering to reduce biomechanical risks, and consistent removable mindset.
• Final Restorative Goals — Achieve ideal maxillary aesthetics, mandibular function, and documented patient expectations for predictable, high-performance outcomes.

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Clinical Workflow

Experience the streamlined, efficient FlexonX clinical workflow for fixed-removable implant dentures, blending analog precision with digital innovation for reduced appointments and superior results.

• Overview: Denture Workflow Approach — Master impressions/bite records → lab prescription with visual documentation → chairside FRA pickup → delivery/insertion → patient training on removal/maintenance.
• P3 – Master Impressions and Bite Records — Choose analog (implant-level techniques, Kois PVS mush bite, lab transfer) or digital (facial bite scans, intraoral scanning, 2-appointment full-arch integration).
• Lab Communication & Fabrication — Detailed prescriptions, high-quality photos/videos, digital design in ExoCAD, and informed material selection.
• Fixed Removable Attachments (FRAs) — Explore attachment options including Locator, Locator Fixed, and other snap systems; incorporate Resilient Stress Breakers (RSBs) with nanoceramic materials for compression, resiliency, and enhanced implant protection; master chairside pickup techniques, material choices, finishing, and polishing.
• P5 – Housing Pickups and Installation — Precise chairside procedures for FRA attachment placement, RSB integration, verification, and adjustments.
• Digital Integration — Leverage ExoCAD for advanced maxillary design (facial analysis, bite relationships, digital tooth setup, gingival contouring, export for milling/printing) and adapted mandibular workflows with scenario-specific material choices.

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Patient Management

Empower patients for long-term success with comprehensive post-delivery support and maintenance protocols.

• P7 – Home Care Instructions — Provide clear daily removal/cleaning routines, tissue hygiene guidance, warning signs to monitor, and recommendations for effective cleaning products/tools.
• Maintenance and Recall — Establish professional schedules for attachment replacement, tissue health checks, implant stability evaluation, prosthesis inspection/repair, and ongoing monitoring to preserve function, aesthetics, and implant health over time.