Precision at Every Stage

From case submission to final delivery, every restoration is executed with accuracy, consistency, and control—guided by advanced digital workflows. Backed by over 25+ years of ceramic expertise, each case reflects a standard of precision developed through decades of craftsmanship.

1. Send Your Scans with Confidence

Submit intraoral scans directly through our portal by 11:00 AM for same-day case initiation. Cases can be sent via the MEDIT Link platform by selecting Dental Aesthetics Laboratory as your preferred lab.

For flexibility, STL, PLY, and OBJ files may also be submitted via email.

Direct digital submission minimizes variables and supports the highest level of accuracy from the start.

2. Scanning from Analog Models

We also accept conventional impressions and working models, including analog implant cases and single or triple tray impressions. All models are scanned in a single pass to reduce variables such as material distortion and handling inconsistencies.

Our scanning accuracy meets ISO 12836 standards, with tolerances of 50 μm for crowns and bridges and 8 μm for implant restorations.

3. CAD Design Accuracy

Following acquisition, margins, occlusion, and preparation details are precisely defined and secured within the design environment. Our technicians refine each case within these parameters using advanced anatomical libraries to achieve natural contours and optimal function.

4. CAM Milling Precision

Each restoration is milled based on locked design parameters to ensure accuracy and consistency. After milling and sintering, restorations are verified on printed or solid models to confirm fit and contacts.

Final finishing—whether monolithic, stained and glazed, or layered—is completed with careful attention to esthetics, occlusion, and marginal integrity. Every case undergoes thorough quality control prior to delivery.

5. 3D Printing Accuracy

Models are generated directly from digital scan data and printed at 50 μm resolution for high detail and consistency. Each model is clearly labeled for efficient case identification.

Post-processing includes automated washing, drying, and controlled UV curing to ensure material stability and durability.

Using advanced model resins and calibrated printing systems, the majority of printed surfaces fall within 100 μm of the original CAD design, with high consistency across builds—supporting reliable results for demanding restorative applications.