No — these are clinical planning scenarios showing how implant geometry and platform map to a category of case, written by the product team from published specifications. They are not individual patient records, and none of the content is a fabricated result or testimonial.
i-Fix Clinical Cases · Case Studies
Case studies by
indication and protocol.
How implant geometry, platform and drilling protocol map to real case categories — written by the team that designs and manufactures the system, not dressed up as patient outcomes.
03 Case type → series
Filter by
case category.
Every card links to a full planning scenario: the clinical challenge, why that series fits, the typical process and key takeaways.
Single Tooth Single-tooth replacement in standard bone volume Bone-level system with a 2.25 A/F conical connection, standard restorative workflow.
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Full Mouth Full-mouth rehabilitation, avoiding bone grafting One-piece bicortical system for full-arch cases where grafting isn’t the plan.
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Narrow Ridge Narrow ridge, minimal osteotomy Compressive one-piece design for ridges too narrow for a standard protocol.
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Compromised Bone Density Compromised or soft bone density Progressive high-angle thread for controlled compaction in soft bone.
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04 Planning notes
What we've
written up.
Digital Dentistry Digital Workflows in Modern Implant Dentistry How CAD-driven planning, surgical guides and in-house digital laboratories are changing the handoff between diagnosis and restoration.
Clinical Planning Choosing the Right Implant System for Complex Cases Bone-level, one-piece, compressive or zygomatic — a practical look at how implant geometry maps to case type.
Implant Design Understanding Surface Technology in Dental Implants What implant surface treatment is actually doing, and why it is engineered rather than incidental.
05 Frequently asked
About
case studies.
Documented, consented case photography lives in Before/After once a clinician submits and approves it for publication.
Yes — send documented, consented case material through Contact, and the clinical team will follow up on format and attribution.
Have a real case that fits a category like these?
Send documented, consented case material through and the clinical team will follow up on publishing it properly.