Dental laboratory and milling centre

For dental practices and partner laboratories

Precision, beautifully made.

Crowns, bridges and full-arch restorations, designed, milled and finished by hand under one roof. Send a scan and see the difference a ceramist makes.

Implant-retained hybrid prosthesis photographed on a black surface
Close detail of glazed ceramic teeth and characterised gingiva

Fig. 01

Hybrid prosthesis, glazed and characterised by hand

The laboratory

Technician finishing a restoration at the bench with models and instruments laid out

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Finishing bench, Tuesday morning

We are a small team of technicians and ceramists who would rather make fewer restorations and make them properly. Every case is designed, milled and finished here, then photographed before it leaves.

You speak to the person making your work. If a margin is unclear or a shade needs a second look, we call before we mill, not after.

Ceramist layering a small bridge by brush over a firing tray

Fig. 03

Layering by brush

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Selected work

Pieces from the bench.

Finished restorations, photographed in the studio before dispatch.

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Selected work

Pieces from the bench.

Finished restorations, photographed in the studio before dispatch.

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Materials

A materials index you can actually compare.

Read what each material is for, then put any two side by side in the Materials Explorer.

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Materials

A materials index you can actually compare.

Read what each material is for, then put any two side by side in the Materials Explorer.

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Multilayer zirconia

Zirconia

A graded disc that moves from a warmer cervical body to a lighter, more translucent incisal edge, so monolithic work reads naturally without layering.

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Multilayer zirconia

Zirconia

A graded disc that moves from a warmer cervical body to a lighter, more translucent incisal edge, so monolithic work reads naturally without layering.

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High-strength zirconia

Zirconia

An opaque, robust zirconia for long spans and frameworks, and for masking a dark preparation before ceramic is layered over it.

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High-strength zirconia

Zirconia

An opaque, robust zirconia for long spans and frameworks, and for masking a dark preparation before ceramic is layered over it.

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Lithium disilicate

Glass ceramic

A glass ceramic with lifelike depth for single units, veneers and adhesive restorations where light should travel through the tooth.

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Lithium disilicate

Glass ceramic

A glass ceramic with lifelike depth for single units, veneers and adhesive restorations where light should travel through the tooth.

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Layering ceramic

Layering ceramic

Feldspathic ceramic built up by brush in dentine, enamel and effect powders, for anterior work where individual character matters.

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Layering ceramic

Layering ceramic

Feldspathic ceramic built up by brush in dentine, enamel and effect powders, for anterior work where individual character matters.

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Milled PMMA

PMMA & polymer

A dense, tooth-coloured polymer milled from the same design file as the final restoration, for provisionals and full-arch prototypes.

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Milled PMMA

PMMA & polymer

A dense, tooth-coloured polymer milled from the same design file as the final restoration, for provisionals and full-arch prototypes.

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Printed resin

Printed resin

Model, guide and splint resins printed in-house from intraoral scans, so every digital case can still be checked on something you can hold.

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Printed resin

Printed resin

Model, guide and splint resins printed in-house from intraoral scans, so every digital case can still be checked on something you can hold.

Technician designing a restoration from a scan at a CAD workstation

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Design bench: every case starts on screen

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Digital workflow

Send a scan. We take it from there.

Connect your scanner once, submit cases in a few clicks and follow each one from design approval to the courier.

Step 01

Connect

Add the lab in your scanner software, or use our upload link.

Step 02

Send

Attach the prescription, shade and any photographs.

Step 03

Receive

Approve the design, then expect a tracked return.

For dental practices

Your practice, our bench.

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One named technician on every case you send

B

A design preview to approve before anything is milled

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Tracked collection and return, booked for you

Member of the laboratory team smiling in the studio

Fig. 05

Your first call goes straight to the bench

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