About
Tina Willmuth
Full-arch conversions and all-on-x training for the doctors and teams who place and seat them.
In her words
“I do full-arch implants — doctors come to me, not patients. I do the conversion for PMMA and dentures, and I train staff on all-on-x cases.”
That is the whole business, and it is deliberately narrow. Tina takes a full-arch case the surgeon has already planned, converts it into a fixed PMMA provisional or an implant-supported denture, and returns something that will seat — access holes sealed, occlusion and contacts refined, built on the abutments you chose.
The training grew out of the same work. A conversion goes smoothly when the team behind it knows what the pieces are for, what has to be ready before the patient sits down, and how to capture records worth building from. So she teaches those things directly — a self-paced Assistant Academy for assistants and full-arch teams, and hands-on sessions in a practice’s own operatory, on the equipment their office actually uses.
Doctors work with her because the answer is direct: what the records support, what they do not, and what has to change before the arch is made.
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How the work runs
Four things that do not
change case to case.
Records before build
The scan, the CBCT and the photogrammetry are read against each other before anything is made. A disagreement caught at the bench is a remake avoided in the chair.
Built on your components
Your multi-unit abutments, your temporary cylinders, your plan. The arch is made to seat on what you placed, not adapted to what was convenient.
One person, on the case
You are not routed through a queue or a portal. The person who answers your message is the person doing the work.
Train the room, not the surgeon
The surgeon already knows. Training is for the team whose hands, records and preparation decide whether the day goes well.
Who this is for
Implant dentists,
oral surgeons,
office managers.
If your practice places or restores full-arch implants, there is a place for Tina in the workflow — sending the conversion out so the bench work is not competing with the chair, or training your team so the full-arch day runs cleanly without her there.
This is a service for dental professionals. It is not a dental practice, and patients do not book appointments here.