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Custom Dental Crowns
What is a dental crown?
A dental crown is a custom-made cap that covers a damaged, broken, or weakened tooth. It restores the tooth’s shape, size, strength, and appearance.
How long do custom dental crowns last?
With proper care, custom dental crowns can last 10–15 years or even longer. Their longevity depends on oral hygiene, diet, and regular dental check-ups.
What materials are used for dental crowns?
We provide crowns made of porcelain, zirconia, all-ceramic, metal, and porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM)—depending on your needs and dentist’s recommendation.
Do dental crowns look natural?
Yes! Modern crowns are designed to match the color, shape, and size of natural teeth, blending seamlessly with your smile.
How long does it take to make a custom crown?
Our efficient process allows us to deliver crowns within a few days to a week, depending on the complexity and material chosen.
Full-Arch Prosthetics
What are Full-Arch Prosthetics?
Full-Arch Prosthetics are complete dental restorations designed to replace an entire upper or lower set of teeth. They can be supported by implants or designed as removable dentures, offering a natural look and strong bite function.
What is the difference between Full-Arch Prosthetics and traditional dentures?
Traditional dentures rest on the gums and may shift during eating or speaking, while implant-supported full-arch prosthetics are anchored securely to dental implants. This provides greater stability, comfort, and chewing efficiency.
What materials are used to make Full-Arch Prosthetics?
We use high-quality materials such as zirconia, titanium frameworks, acrylic, and high-impact polymers. These materials provide durability, strength, and a lifelike appearance.
What is the All-on-4 or All-on-6 technique?
The All-on-4 and All-on-6 techniques use 4 or 6 strategically placed dental implants to support a full arch of teeth. This approach offers a secure, fixed restoration with fewer implants and reduced healing time.
How long do Full-Arch Prosthetics last?
With proper care and regular dental visits, full-arch restorations can last 10–20 years or longer, depending on material type and oral hygiene habits.
Who is a good candidate for Full-Arch Prosthetics?
Ideal candidates include patients who have lost most or all teeth in one arch, have healthy bone density to support implants, and want a long-term, stable, and aesthetic solution.
Is the procedure painful?
The process is performed under local anesthesia or sedation for comfort. Most patients experience minimal discomfort, and recovery times vary based on individual cases and the type of restoration.
Dental Bridges Fabrication
What is a dental bridge?
A dental bridge is a fixed restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth by anchoring artificial teeth (pontics) to adjacent natural teeth or implants. It helps restore your smile, chewing function, and overall oral balance.
How is a dental bridge made?
The process begins with an impression or digital scan of the patient’s mouth. Our technicians design the bridge using CAD/CAM technology, ensuring precise fit and alignment. The bridge is then fabricated from high-quality materials such as zirconia, porcelain, or metal and finished with a natural-looking glaze.
What materials are used for dental bridges?
We offer a variety of materials including:
Zirconia – extremely durable and aesthetic
Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal (PFM) – a balance of strength and beauty
All-Ceramic – metal-free, ideal for a natural appearance
Full-Metal – for maximum durability in posterior areas
How long does a dental bridge last?
With proper oral care and regular dental checkups, a professionally made bridge can last 10–15 years or longer.
What are the benefits of getting a dental bridge?
Restores your ability to chew and speak properly
Maintains facial structure and jaw alignment
Prevents surrounding teeth from shifting
Provides a natural-looking and confident smile
What’s the difference between a dental bridge and an implant?
A bridge uses adjacent teeth for support, while an implant is anchored directly into the jawbone. Bridges are often quicker and less invasive, while implants may offer longer-term independence.
Who is a good candidate for a dental bridge?
Anyone with one or more missing teeth, healthy supporting teeth or implants, and good oral hygiene habits can benefit from a dental bridge.
How do I care for my dental bridge?
Maintain excellent oral hygiene—brush twice daily, floss around the bridge using special floss threaders, and visit your dentist regularly for cleanings and checkups.
Implant Abutments Production
What is an implant abutment?
An implant abutment is the connector piece that joins a dental implant (the titanium post in the bone) to the final restoration such as a crown, bridge, or denture. It plays a crucial role in ensuring stability, alignment, and aesthetics.
What types of implant abutments do you offer?
We provide a variety of options, including titanium, zirconia, and hybrid abutments. Each is designed to meet different clinical needs — titanium for strength, zirconia for aesthetics, and hybrid for a perfect balance of both.
How are custom implant abutments made?
Our laboratory uses CAD/CAM digital design and milling technology to create abutments that precisely fit the implant and soft tissue contours. Each piece is designed digitally, milled from premium materials, and finished by skilled technicians for accuracy and durability.
Why choose custom abutments over stock abutments?
Custom abutments offer a personalized fit, improved emergence profile, and better aesthetics. They allow for ideal crown placement, reduce complications, and provide long-term comfort and stability compared to standard pre-made options.
What materials are best for implant abutments?
Titanium – strong, biocompatible, and ideal for posterior use.
Zirconia – highly aesthetic and suitable for anterior restorations.
Hybrid – combines titanium’s strength with zirconia’s natural look.
Are your abutments compatible with all implant systems?
Yes. Our lab produces abutments compatible with most major implant systems and platforms, ensuring a seamless fit for both digital and conventional workflows.
How long does it take to produce a custom abutment?
Turnaround time depends on case complexity, but most custom abutments are completed within 2–5 business days after digital file or impression submission.
Can digital scans be used instead of physical impressions?
Absolutely. We accept files from all leading intraoral scanners and digital systems, allowing a fully digital workflow for faster and more accurate results.
How should implant abutments be maintained?
Regular brushing, flossing, and professional cleanings are essential. Dentists should also schedule periodic evaluations to ensure the abutment and surrounding tissue remain healthy and stable.
Orthodontic Appliances
What are orthodontic appliances?
Orthodontic appliances are custom-made dental devices used to correct teeth alignment, jaw positioning, and bite irregularities. They can be removable or fixed, depending on the patient’s treatment plan.
Do you provide both digital and traditional orthodontic appliances?
Yes. Our lab supports both digital workflows (via intraoral scans and CAD/CAM design) and traditional impressions, ensuring flexibility for every dental practice.
What materials are used for your orthodontic appliances?
We use high-quality, biocompatible materials such as medical-grade acrylics, stainless steel, and advanced thermoplastics — ensuring durability, comfort, and safety for patients.
How long does it take to fabricate an orthodontic appliance?
Turnaround time varies depending on the complexity of the case, but most appliances are completed within 3–7 working days, thanks to our efficient digital production process.
Can orthodontic appliances be customized for specific treatment needs?
Absolutely. Each appliance is individually designed based on your prescription, patient scan, or impression to meet precise functional and aesthetic requirements.
Do you make clear aligners as part of your orthodontic appliance service?
Yes. We provide custom clear aligners that are digitally designed and precision-cut for effective, nearly invisible orthodontic treatment.
How do you ensure the accuracy of fit for each appliance?
Our technicians use 3D digital design, CAD/CAM milling, and precision printing to achieve a highly accurate fit. Every appliance is also inspected and tested before delivery.
Can you reproduce or adjust an appliance if a digital file already exists?
Yes. Once a case is digitized, we can reproduce, modify, or reprint the appliance anytime without needing new impressions — saving both time and cost.
CAD/CAM Digital Services
What are CAD/CAM Digital Services in dentistry?
CAD/CAM stands for Computer-Aided Design and Computer-Aided Manufacturing. In dentistry, it allows precise digital design and milling of dental restorations such as crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and dentures.
How does the CAD/CAM process work?
The process involves four main steps:
Digital scanning of the patient’s teeth or impression.
Designing the restoration in specialized CAD software.
Milling or 3D printing the restoration using CAM technology.
Finishing and quality check before delivery.
What types of restorations can be made with CAD/CAM?
Crowns and bridges
Implant restorations and abutments
Inlays and onlays
Full or partial dentures
3D printed models for planning and verification
What are the advantages of CAD/CAM restorations?
Precision fit for better function and comfort
Faster turnaround compared to traditional methods
Consistent quality with minimal human error
High durability using advanced materials
Seamless integration with digital impressions
Who can benefit from CAD/CAM Digital Services?
Dentists wanting accurate and efficient restorations
Patients requiring durable, well-fitted restorations
Dental practices adopting a digital workflow
Clinics looking for aesthetically pleasing and reliable restorations
Are CAD/CAM restorations as strong as traditional ones?
Yes. Modern CAD/CAM restorations are made from high-strength materials like zirconia and e.max, providing long-lasting durability comparable to traditional methods.
Can CAD/CAM be used for cosmetic dentistry?
Absolutely. The technology allows precise color matching, natural shapes, and highly aesthetic restorations for front teeth or smile enhancements.