Send us a case.
Tell us roughly what you need and we will reply with a straight answer about whether we can help, how long it will take and what it will cost. Usually within one working day.
Tell us what you need
Book a twenty-minute call
Best for consulting enquiries, academy questions and anything where a conversation will be quicker than three emails. No presentation, no deck — just a conversation about what you are trying to fix.
Request a timeSend two or three windows that suit you, with your time zone, and we will confirm one.
Email is fastest. Every message is read and answered by the person who would design your case.
Do not attach case files to this form
Reply to our first email and we will send you a secure upload link. Scans, CBCT volumes and clinical photographs should never travel as ordinary email attachments.
What happens after you press send.
A human reads it
Not a chatbot and not an automated sequence. If your enquiry is not something we can help with, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
A straight answer on scope, time and price
For design work we quote before we start. For consulting we will usually suggest a short call first, because scoping by email tends to waste both our time.
Secure file transfer, then work begins
We send an upload link, check the data is usable, and confirm the deadline before anyone starts designing. If the records will not support the plan, you hear that first rather than last.
Common first questions.
It depends on complexity, and we quote before we start rather than after. A retainer and a full-arch implant prosthesis are not the same job, and pricing that pretends otherwise is pricing designed to surprise you later.
Yes. Design and planning work is location-independent, and most of our communication happens asynchronously anyway. Time zones matter for live sessions, so tell us where you are when you write.
That is what we prefer. One case tells you more about whether we are a fit than any amount of correspondence.
Describe the case rather than the appliance and we will tell you which of the three — if any — actually applies. Sometimes the answer is a two-day workshop rather than a monthly design plan.