Refer the cases you would rather not place yourself.
Dr. R.J. personally reviews and plans every referred case in coordination with the referring dentist. After the surgical phase, the patient returns to your office for restoration—or, at your request, Dr. R.J. can manage the case through final restoration.
Implant Planning and Surgery, Coordinated in One Office
Restore focuses on implant dentistry, with CBCT imaging, surgical planning, and implant treatment coordinated in one office. Dr. R.J. Guideng personally reviews each referred case and builds the treatment plan himself. He then reviews the plan with the referring dentist, performs the surgery, and sends the patient back to the referring dentist for restoration. If the referring dentist prefers, Dr. R.J. can instead manage the case from the scan through the final restoration.
How a Referral Works
Submit the Form
We Contact the Patient
Consultation and 3D Scan
Your Written Report
Treatment Completed
Send Us the Case
Fill in the form and we take it from there. We contact the patient directly to arrange their consultation, and you get a written report once treatment is planned.
Please use the referral form for initial contact. Forms and supporting records can be sent to the office by email. If secure fax is needed, please contact our office for current fax instructions.
What to Include
The referral form takes a couple of minutes and there is no packet to assemble. We gather what we need at the consultation, so a case never sits waiting on paperwork from your office.
The patient's name and contact details.
A brief note on what you are referring for.
Recent radiographs if you have them, though they are not required.
Nothing further. We take our own CBCT scan as part of the consultation.
Download the referral form (PDF)
What We Accept by Referral
Restore is an implant-focused studio. The cases we typically do not take are listed alongside, helping you identify the right referrals before the patient is scheduled.
Cases we accept
Cases we do not accept
If a case falls outside our scope, we say so in writing rather than treating around the edges of it.