See photographed examples of fixed and removable work, implant restorations, wax-ups and appliances. Each example explains the fabrication shown and the records we would need for similar work.
Full-arch zirconia hybrid
FROM THE LAB
Our work in motion
Compare materials, shapes and components across three kinds of restorations.
Photo montage
Crowns & bridges
A zirconia crown, a metal-ceramic bridge and ceramic veneers.
A single zirconia crown is photographed on a dental model. The second sample shows a porcelain-fused-to-metal bridge and its multi-unit anatomy.
For similar work Specify tooth numbers, material and shade. Include the prepared and opposing arches and the bite. For a bridge, include any pontic and contact instructions.
Single zirconia crownPorcelain-fused-to-metal bridge
One photo shows the removable metal framework on a model before final denture processing. The acrylic sample shows a complete upper and lower denture pair.
For similar work Identify the arch, desired stage, framework design, clasps or rests, shade and required records. Agree when a try-in is needed.
The full-arch restoration is shown next to its implant model. The bar sample is seated on a lower-arch model. These illustrate two different types of implant fabrication.
For similar work Confirm the implant system and platform, retention, components and any verification or try-in steps before production.
The sample shows a proposed tooth setup on a model. A wax-up gives the prescribing team a reference for reviewing the proposed shape before subsequent restoration work.
For similar work Specify the case goals, units and whether you need a design or physical model. Confirm the scan or model submission route.
