How It Works

1. Choose the right starting direction

Begin with the outcome you need. Dental implant planning focuses on missing teeth, bone, gums, bite and restorative stages. Porcelain veneer planning focuses on enamel, tooth position, gum margins, bite, facial proportions and the intended smile change.

2. Share useful records and goals

Implant cases may benefit from recent panoramic imaging or CBCT, treatment history and information about previous implant systems. Veneer cases often begin with clear facial and smile photographs, dental history, bite concerns and any previous cosmetic or orthodontic work. The treating clinic decides which new records are required.

3. Receive a preliminary clinical direction

Appropriate clinicians review the available information and outline likely questions, possible stages, travel implications and an estimated range. This is planning information rather than a final diagnosis or promise of suitability.

4. Confirm the team and travel window

The coordinator identifies the proposed licensed partner clinic and helps align appointments with a realistic Beijing itinerary. Implant healing stages and veneer trial or laboratory stages may require different schedules.

5. Complete on-site diagnostics and consent

Clinical examination, updated imaging, scans, photographs or bite records confirm or change the preliminary direction. The treating clinician explains alternatives, risks, fees and timing before treatment begins.

6. Keep records and a follow-up route

Implant patients should retain system and component information where relevant. Veneer patients should retain the material, treated-tooth and clinic-issued restoration records. All patients should follow the treating clinician instructions and seek local urgent care when symptoms cannot wait.