Photogrammetry Scanning
Photogrammetry uses stereo cameras to record the exact 3D position of multiple implants simultaneously — the key to full-arch bridges that fit passively with zero hidden stress, and to delivering accurate same-day Teeth-In-A-Day prosthetics.
How it works
Coded markers are attached to each implant and a stereo camera captures them from many angles in under a minute. Software triangulates the markers to calculate the position and angulation of every implant relative to the others, producing a distortion-free map that conventional impression material and long splinted verification jigs cannot match across a full arch.
What it means for patients
A bridge screwed onto implants that were measured accurately sits without being forced. Passive fit protects the bone around each implant from constant strain, reduces loose or fractured screws, and cuts the number of try-in appointments — which is what makes a well-fitting same-day arch realistic instead of aspirational.
How Diamond Arch uses it
Photogrammetry is used for All-on-X, fixed hybrid prostheses, and Teeth-In-A-Day cases, captured the same day implants are placed so the laboratory can build the prosthesis on true implant positions.
Procedures that use Photogrammetry Scanning
See your own anatomy at the consultation
Every plan at our Cambria Heights office is built on your scan and reviewed with you on screen.