Abstract: A method for a making a dental prosthesis for a patient. The method comprises acquiring a first 3D x-ray image of the patient’s jaw while in pre-procedure jaw position. The dental implant procedure is performed to install implant fixtures on the patient’s jaw. After the procedure, a second 3D x-ray image of the patient’s jaw is acquired. Bony landmarks are selected on the 3D x-ray images for registration and alignment of the two image datasets. This results in a composite jaw structure model. The method further comprises performing dental photogrammetry to create a 3D photogrammetric rendering of the implant abutments. The method further comprises performing intraoral scanning of the patient’s mouth with an intraoral scanning probe to create an intraoral topographic impression. The 3D photogrammetric rendering, the intraoral topographic impression, and the composite jaw structure model are combined to create an integrated 3D model of the patient’s mouth and jaw.