What is in your patient's mouth today must be identifiable tomorrow.
Restoration ID gives every implant-supported restoration a permanent digital identity — created at the moment of fabrication, carried by the patient, readable by any authorized professional years or decades later.
Implants last decades. Their records don't.
An implant can stay in place for thirty years. During that time, the patient moves, the dentist retires, the laboratory closes, software changes, files disappear. The technical identity of the work — implant reference, connection, prosthetic components, screw, materials, digital files — is scattered across parties who will not all be there when it is needed.
Surgeon
places the implant — lot, reference, connection
Clinician
prescribes the restoration — record stays in the practice
Laboratory
fabricates — components, materials, digital files
Patient
often knows none of the references
One identity, three layers, born in the laboratory
Every restoration leaves the lab with its complete identity record: a structured document plus a QR code linking to the digital file. The data is captured where and when it already exists — during fabrication — instead of being reconstructed ten years too late.
Three lifespans, three identities, one linked history. The implant may outlive several restorations; the interface may be retained. Each layer keeps its own record, connected to the others.
The history is a journal. Events are appended over time — repairs, maintenance, replacements — and never overwritten.
References and lots in the clear. Manufacturer, system, Ø × length, connection, Ti-base, screw, torque value, framework, layering ceramic, shade, digital files.
Four steps. No added friction.
The record is built from information the laboratory already handles: the work order, the components ordered, the lots received.
Fabrication
An implant-supported case enters the laboratory with its prescription and components.
Documentation
References, lots and materials are recorded once — under five minutes per case.
Delivery
The restoration ships with its Restoration ID: a document and QR code handed to the clinician.
Continuity
Years later, any authorized professional retrieves the exact identity of the work in one scan.
No patient names ever reach the system: records work on the laboratory's own pseudonymised case references.
Uncertain data is never presented as fact
Every field in a Restoration ID carries its provenance — source, author, date. A professional reading the record knows exactly what is proven and what is not.
Verified — confirmed by a manufacturer document (label, certificate, UDI).
Lab-documented — drawn from the laboratory's fabrication file.
Declared — reported without documentary proof; awaiting confirmation.
Undocumented — the information is missing, and the system says so rather than inventing it.
Uncertainty is data, not a defect.
A commercial argument, not an administrative task
Differentiation
"Every restoration delivered with its digital identity." A standard of service your competitors do not offer.
Instant answers
A clinician calls about a case from six years ago? The answer is one QR scan, not an afternoon in the archives.
Structured fabrication records
Your own internal traceability — components, lots, materials, protocols — becomes findable.
Premium image
The document travels with the work like a certificate, making the quality of fabrication visible to clinician and patient.
Become a founding laboratory
We are opening the program to a small number of partner laboratories in Europe and North America. You shape the tool; you keep permanent founding conditions.
Your first 20 cases
Restoration ID records produced with you on real cases, no commitment.
Honest measurement
Entry time, clinician reactions, perceived value — shared numbers, not sales talk.
Decide together
If the value is demonstrated, your founding rate is locked in. If not, you keep your records — they are yours.
Request to join the pilot
A few details, and we will get back to you within two business days.
Prefer email? Write to us directly: contact@restoration-id.com
Built by a ceramist, not by a software company
Restoration ID was started by Sylvain Herbin, a dental technician and ceramist with 26 years at the bench, specialised in layered ceramics and full implant-supported restorations. The project comes from a problem lived daily in the laboratory — not from a market study.
Based in Caraquet, New Brunswick, Canada. Working with laboratories across Europe and North America.
EUROPE — NORTH AMERICA