Production Capabilities

CAD/CAM milling, dental 3D printing and metal casting under one roof — the production floor behind every case a dental practice sends us.

How We Build

In-House Production for the Dental Practices We Serve

Most cases move through a digital workflow — designed in CAD, then milled or printed — while cast metal still earns its place for copings and frameworks. Keeping milling, printing and casting in-house means we control tolerances and turnaround instead of outsourcing them. Choose a method below to see what it covers and when we reach for it.

  • Five-axis mill cutting a restoration from a material disc

    CAD/CAM Milling

    Digitally designed and milled restorations — zirconia, lithium disilicate and metal — for tight margins and repeatable fit.

  • Dental 3D printer build plate with freshly printed parts

    Dental 3D Printing

    Printed models, surgical guides, try-ins and provisionals produced straight from your intraoral scans.

  • Lost-wax metal casting of copings and frameworks at the bench

    Metal Casting

    Lost-wax casting for PFM copings, full-cast crowns and partial frameworks in precious and non-precious alloys.