IBL designs and fabricates patient-specific titanium subperiosteal frameworks from a single CT-to-CAD process — engineered and validated separately for human maxillofacial reconstruction and for veterinary orthopedic reconstruction.
We segment your patient's CT scan, build a 3D bone model, and design an individual implant or prosthesis to fit it. You receive the design files and fabricate in your own lab.
Same digital design process, then we take it all the way: titanium 3D printing, polishing, anodizing, and sterilization. You receive a finished implant, ready for surgery.
Full-arch and segmental frameworks for severe ridge atrophy, post-oncologic defects, and failed endosteal implant salvage.
Species-specific frameworks for companion and large animals — traumatic fracture non-union, resection defects, and congenital deformity.
Severe alveolar atrophy, salvage after failed endosteal implants. Dual-arch framework, four fixation points.
Post-oncologic defect requiring orbital floor and zygomatic support framework.
Post-resection cranial defect, feline patient. Custom titanium mesh patch with perimeter fixation.
Traumatic fracture non-union, large-breed canine. Species-specific framework, three fixation points.
Residual ridge insufficient for new fixtures after prior implant failure. Full-arch salvage framework.
Developmental jaw defect in a juvenile patient. Resorbable PLDLA framework, no removal required.