Our comprehensive restoration service supports single-unit to full-mouth rehabilitation. We coordinate diagnostic wax-up concepts, vertical dimension strategy, and phased delivery based on each clinical objective.
The workflow is designed for communication clarity: design review, trial modifications, and final production with traceable QC records. From simple crowns to complex full‑arch rehabilitations, our digital and analog capabilities ensure predictable outcomes.
Intraoral scan or high‑precision PVS impression
3D design, occlusal scheme, esthetic preview
Milling, sintering, or pressing; characterizations
Marginal fit, occlusion, shade, final polish
Restoring function, esthetics, and confidence
Case #R101: 56‑year‑old with loss of vertical dimension, multiple worn teeth
Pre‑operative condition: reduced occlusal height, esthetic dissatisfaction
Full‑mouth zirconia crowns + implant‑supported bridges, restored vertical dimension
18‑month follow‑up: stable occlusion, patient reports improved masticatory function
| Material | Strength (MPa) | Esthetics | Best Indication | Cost Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monolithic Zirconia | 1,200–1,400 | Good (multilayer) | Posterior full‑mouth, high‑load, bruxism | Mid–high |
| Lithium Disilicate (Emax) | 360–460 | Excellent (translucent) | Anterior crowns, veneers, single‑unit posterior | Premium |
| PFM (Porcelain‑fused‑to‑metal) | 800–1,000 | Moderate (opaque core) | Routine crowns/bridges, cost‑effective | Most affordable |
| High‑performance Composite | 200–300 | Fair–good | Interim, transitional, or low‑stress restorations | Low |
Seamless collaboration with orthodontists, periodontists, and oral surgeons. We provide diagnostic setups, surgical guides, and interim prostheses.
Each case undergoes digital margin verification, occlusal force analysis, and shade mapping. Final delivery includes QC images and material certification.
For complex rehabilitation, we support staged fabrication: provisional, try‑in, and final insertion in coordinated phases to ensure patient adaptation.
Answers for complex rehabilitation planning
We start with diagnostic wax‑ups on mounted casts in centric relation. After clinician approval, we create interim prostheses to test the new occlusal scheme before final fabrication. This ensures patient comfort and functional stability.
Depending on complexity, the process may take 4–12 weeks, including diagnostic phases, try‑ins, and final insertions. We coordinate closely with your schedule to minimize chairside time.
Yes. We accept CBCT data and implant planning files (coDiagnostiX, Simplant, etc.) to produce surgical guides and final abutment/crown designs, ensuring accuracy from planning to delivery.
Absolutely. We provide digital mock‑ups, 3D models, and if needed, a trial smile preview via printed models or provisional restorations for patient acceptance.
We provide a 5‑year limited warranty on materials and workmanship. Long‑term success depends on patient maintenance, but we support any adjustments needed within the warranty period.
Simply submit a case request via our form, upload digital files (scans, photos, prescription) or ship impressions. Our prosthodontic team will contact you within 24 hours to discuss the workflow.
*Our team will respond within 24 business hours with a detailed quote and case planning recommendations.