June 29, 2026
What AIM's Guarantee Actually Covers
A guarantee is only useful if you know exactly what it covers before you need it. Here's the plain version.
90-Day No-Questions Return
If a case doesn't work out for any reason within 90 days of delivery, we'll accept it back for full credit. Not "for defects only" — for any reason. We'd rather understand what went wrong and fix it than debate whether a return qualifies.
The Craftsmanship Warranty
This is where the coverage differs by restoration type, and it's worth knowing the specifics rather than assuming "warranty" means the same thing everywhere:
- Titanium implant abutments — lifetime warranty against breakage from defects in materials, manufacturing, or workmanship under ordinary use.
- Fixed restorations (crowns, bridges, implant crowns, inlays, onlays, veneers, and zirconia abutments) — 10-year warranty against breakage.
- Removables and appliances — a 6-month wear-and-tear warranty, plus a 10-year warranty against breakage from manufacturing defects.
The distinction matters: a removable appliance is expected to see more day-to-day wear than a fixed zirconia crown, so the wear-and-tear coverage window is shorter — but the manufacturing-defect protection runs just as long as it does on fixed work.
The Remake Policy
If a case doesn't pass your own clinical assessment, we remake it. No back-and-forth about whose fault it was, and no absorbing the chair time and schedule disruption a remake usually carries — just a corrected case. This is the same standard our internal QC process holds every case to before it ships in the first place (see our QC process breakdown if you want the full picture of what happens before a case ever reaches your office).
Why we do it this way
Most of what determines whether a warranty actually helps you is whether you have to fight for it. Ours is built so you don't have to — if something's wrong, the fix is the default, not the exception.
Questions about how this applies to a specific case? Contact us directly and we'll walk through it.
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