CROWN & BRIDGE RESTORATIONS

Precision Restorations for Predictable Clinical Results

Digitally designed crown and bridge restorations focused on precise fit, functional occlusion and natural esthetics.

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Precision in Every Restoration Digitally designed and individually finished for fit, function and natural esthetics.

RESTORATIVE OPTIONS

The Right Material for Every Clinical Situation

Our crown and bridge restorations are selected according to esthetic requirements, functional demands, preparation design and available restorative space.

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MOST REQUESTED

Zirconia Crown & Bridge

Strength + Esthetics

Monolithic and layered zirconia restorations designed for strength, consistent fit and natural-looking esthetics.

Full-Contour Zirconia

A durable monolithic restoration suitable for posterior crowns, bridges and cases with higher functional demands.

  • High fracture resistance
  • Minimal risk of porcelain chipping
  • Suitable for posterior restorations
  • High-polish occlusal finish available

Translucent Zirconia

A balance of strength and translucency for visible posterior and selected anterior restorations.

  • Improved light transmission
  • Multilayer shade transition
  • Suitable for premolars and visible zones
  • Monolithic construction

Layered Zirconia

A zirconia framework with layered ceramic for cases requiring enhanced characterization and depth.

  • Natural translucency and texture
  • Enhanced anterior esthetics
  • Custom characterization available
  • Suitable for high-esthetic cases
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HIGH ESTHETICS

Lithium Disilicate Crown & Veneer

Natural Translucency

Esthetic glass-ceramic restorations for anterior crowns, veneers, inlays and onlays where natural translucency is a priority.

Monolithic Lithium Disilicate

A full-contour glass-ceramic restoration offering natural translucency, controlled contour and reliable esthetics.

  • Anterior and premolar crowns
  • Veneers, inlays and onlays
  • Natural light transmission
  • Individual staining and characterization

Layered Lithium Disilicate

Cut-back and layered ceramic construction for demanding anterior cases requiring additional depth and characterization.

  • Enhanced incisal effects
  • Individual internal characterization
  • Suitable for custom anterior work
  • Custom shade information recommended
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TRADITIONAL RESTORATIONS

PFM & Metal Restorations

Proven Durability

Porcelain-fused-to-metal and full-metal options for cases requiring a traditional restorative material or specific clinical indication.

Non-Precious Alloy

A durable cobalt-chromium-based option offering rigidity and dependable strength.

  • PFM or full-metal construction
  • Strong and cost-effective
  • Suitable for posterior applications

Semi-Precious Alloy

A metal restoration containing a higher noble-metal content than non-precious alloy.

  • PFM or full-metal construction
  • Good corrosion resistance
  • Balanced material option

Precious Alloy

A high-noble restorative option selected for biocompatibility, corrosion resistance and proven clinical performance.

  • PFM or full-metal construction
  • High noble-metal content
  • Metal surcharge quoted separately

MATERIAL SELECTION

Quick Restorative Guide

Final material selection should be based on the preparation, occlusion, restorative space and clinical requirements.

Restoration Strength Esthetics Common Indication
Full-Contour Zirconia High Good Posterior crowns and bridges
Translucent Zirconia High Very Good Premolars and visible posterior cases
Layered Zirconia High Excellent Anterior and high-esthetic cases
Lithium Disilicate Moderate Excellent Anterior crowns, veneers, inlays and onlays
PFM High Good Traditional crown and bridge indications

This guide is general information only. Contact the laboratory when material selection or restorative space is uncertain.

DIGITAL WORKFLOW

From Scan to Final Restoration

Cases can be submitted through leading intraoral scanner platforms or by traditional impression.

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Submit the Case

Send the digital scan, prescription, shade information and supporting clinical photographs.

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Case Review

We review scan quality, preparation design, restorative space and case requirements before production.

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CAD Design

The restoration is digitally designed with attention to margins, contacts, emergence profile and occlusion.

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Manufacturing & QC

The case is manufactured, finished and inspected before being packaged for delivery.

CASE SUBMISSION

What to Include With Your Case

Complete case information helps reduce delays and supports a more predictable restorative outcome.

Upper and lower scans

Include complete arches whenever possible.

Accurate bite scan

Confirm the bite is fully seated and stable.

Completed laboratory prescription

Include material, shade and design instructions.

Clinical photographs

Recommended for anterior and custom-shade cases.

Preoperative scan or photograph

Helpful when existing anatomy should be replicated.

Stump shade when indicated

Recommended for translucent ceramic restorations.

Precision-Focused Design

Digital design protocols focused on margins, proximal contacts, occlusion and restorative contours.

Individual Characterization

Staining, glazing, surface texture and custom characterization are available according to the prescription.

Direct Communication

We contact the dental office when important case information, restorative space or material selection requires clarification.

READY TO GET STARTED?

Send Your Next Crown & Bridge Case

Submit your case digitally or contact our laboratory to discuss material selection and restorative requirements.

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