Verification Jig dental Lab London

iCare Lab is a specialist Verification Jig dental Lab London, designing and fabricating custom verification jigs for multi-unit implant cases.

Verification Jig dental - iCare Lab London

Before You Fabricate the Final Restoration: Verify the Implant Position Accuracy

A verification jig uses the actual patient implant analogs (the cylindrical reference components that represent the implant fixture) to physically verify that each implant is at the correct height, angulation, and position on the patient's arch. If the jig seats passively and the analog positions match your digital plan, you proceed with confidence. If not, you can identify exactly which implant is off-position and plan corrections before fabricating restorations to a misaligned foundation.

Custom designed verification jig confirming implant position accuracy before final restoration
Uses actual patient implant analogs to verify position, depth, and angulation
Named GDC technician guides interpretation of jig seating and analog positioning
Complimentary for all registered partner practices on multi-unit implant cases

Verification Jig dental Lab Services

Implant Verification Jig Solutions

Our verification jig service is designed to help clinicians confirm implant positioning with confidence before progressing to final restorations. Each jig is digitally planned in EXOCAD and precision printed in resin to ensure passive fit, clinical reliability, and clear surgical feedback across simple to complex implant cases.

Standard Verification Jig (3–4 Units)

Custom-designed resin jig with integral implant analog seats. The jig is tried in the patient's mouth post-surgery. If it seats passively and all analogs align with your surgical plan, implant positions are confirmed accurate.

Full-Arch Verification Jig (5+ Units)

For larger implant cases, a full-arch jig spanning the entire arch with analog seats for all implants. More complex to design and interpret, but provides comprehensive position verification for all implants simultaneously. Particularly useful for all-on-X cases where overall alignment is critical.

Sectioned Verification Jig

A variant allowing the clinician to take an impression directly through the jig while it is in the patient's mouth, capturing implant position data simultaneously with position verification. More advanced technique requiring chairside skill, but provides dual function — verification plus impression taking.

Titanium-Reinforced Verification Jig

A reinforced verification jig incorporating a titanium bar within the resin framework to minimise flex across long-span implant cases. Designed for highly demanding full-arch restorations where maximum rigidity and positional accuracy are essential during verification. Particularly suitable for complex immediate-load and cross-arch implant workflows.

How It Works

Verification Jig dental — Step by Step

From the moment you send your case to the moment it arrives back at your practice — here is exactly what happens.

Step 01

Submit Surgical Plan Send your original digital implant plan (from surgical planning software) along with post-operative CBCT or photographs showing approximate implant positioning.

Step 02

Jig Design We design the verification jig in EXOCAD with integral seats for each patient implant analog at the exact positions from your surgical plan.

Step 03

3D Print & Finishing The jig is 3D printed and finished for smooth seating in the patient's mouth and reliable analog positioning.

Step 04

Chairside Try-In The jig is tried in your patient's mouth (post-op, once soft tissue allows). Passive seating + aligned analogs = confirmed accurate positioning. Any misalignment is quantified.

Materials We Use

Verification Jig Dental Premium Materials. No Compromise.

Built using premium dental materials for precise implant verification, passive fit accuracy, and reliable clinical performance with no compromise on quality.

High Stability Photopolymer Resin

Our primary resin is engineered for extreme dimensional stability. It resists shrinking or warping during the curing process, ensuring that the implant positions we capture in the lab are exactly what you see in the chair.

Ultra Clear Aesthetic Resin

This transparent resin provides maximum visibility of the implant platforms and surrounding soft tissue during the try-in. It allows you to visually confirm that the jig is seated perfectly flush against the implant connections.

Biocompatible Polymer

Certified for intraoral use, this high-performance polymer is non-irritating and tasteless. It offers a smooth surface finish that is comfortable for the patient, even during complex, multi-unit verification appointments.

Reinforced Cross-Link Monomer

For full-arch cases, we use a reinforced monomer that provides extra rigidity. This prevents the jig from flexing or "springing" during the impression-taking process, guaranteeing a truly passive final fit for your framework.

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First 2 Fixed Cases — Complimentary

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15% Off for Your First 3 Months

All registered partner practices receive a preferred rate — no contracts, no lock-in.

FAQ

Verification Jig Dental Lab - Common Questions

Everything dentists ask before sending us their first fixed case.

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What is a verification jig?

A verification jig is a custom-designed fixture that uses the actual patient’s implant analogs to verify that implants were placed in the exact position, depth, and angulation prescribed by your surgical plan. If the jig seats passively and all analogs align with your plan, implant placement accuracy is confirmed.

When should I use a verification jig?

Verification jigs are most valuable in multi-unit implant cases (3+ units) where implant alignment directly affects final restoration fit and longevity. They are particularly important for cases involving full-arch restorations, custom abutments, or where you had any concern about implant placement accuracy post-op.

When can I try the verification jig in the patient's mouth?

Approximately 1–2 weeks post-op, once the soft tissue has stabilised enough to permit gentle instrumentation without disturbing the surgical sites. Your named technician can advise on appropriate timing based on the specifics of the case.

What if the verification jig shows implants are misaligned?

The jig tells you the degree of misalignment — if it is minor (millimeters), restoration adjustments at final seating often address it. If misalignment is significant, you may need to revise the surgical plan, adjust the implant angulation (if possible), or plan a corrective abutment design. Your technician helps quantify the issue.

Do I need verification jigs for all implant cases?

Not required for single implants. For 2-unit cases, it depends on the clinical importance of absolute position accuracy. For 3+ implant cases, particularly all-on-X or complex multi-unit work, verification jigs are genuinely valuable insurance policies.

How much do verification jigs cost?

From £65 per jig for standard 3–4 unit cases (Private tier). Full-arch jigs from £85. These fees are complimentary for all registered partner practices on multi-unit implant cases.

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