Communication
A case is a conversation between the dentist and the ceramist who makes it, not a job submitted to a queue. You can call the bench.
Veneers, crowns, bridges and implant restorations, layered at our own bench on Orchard Road — a taxi ride from your chair, because the finest ceramics come from a dentist and a ceramist judging the same case in the same light.
What we made is the ceramic — the shade, the contour, the layering, the fit at the margin.
Shade taken from a cross-polarised photograph rather than a tab held at the chair, and translucency built into the material rather than painted onto it.
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Before
After Upper anterior ceramics, shade matched to the lower arch. Photographed in the same frame before and after.
Ceramics Digital Dental Aesthetics Clinical work the referring practice
On natural teeth and on implants, from impressions or intraoral scans.
All servicesThin bonded ceramic for anterior cases, built in layers so that translucency and opalescence sit in the material rather than being painted onto it. Shade and contour are agreed before firing.
What we need from you: Impression or intraoral scan · shade photographs · opposing model
See this service →Single units through to full-arch reconstruction, anterior and posterior. Where strength has to lead we build monolithic; where the case is judged on appearance we layer. Fit and occlusion are verified on the articulated model.
What we need from you: Impression or scan · bite registration · opposing model · shade
See this service →Screw-retained and cement-retained restorations on the major systems, with emergence profiles shaped to the tissue. The fit between crown and abutment is decided at the bench, not at the chair.
What we need from you: Scan body or impression coping · implant system and platform · soft-tissue model
See this service →Restorations, working models and ceramic material studies.
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Every laboratory claims these. The difference is that ours has a name attached, and the case is checked on the model while it is still ours to fix.
A case is a conversation between the dentist and the ceramist who makes it, not a job submitted to a queue. You can call the bench.
Anterior work is judged in daylight, by the patient, for years. We build to that standard rather than to the schedule.
Margins, occlusion and proximal contacts are checked on the articulated model before a case leaves us — so that what arrives at the chair needs adjusting as little as possible.
Every restoration we send out is built by a named ceramist at a bench in Liat Towers, seven floors from the practice we grew out of. Nothing is sent offshore and nothing is finished by someone you cannot reach.
That is what our first standard actually means. Communication is not a promise on a website — it is being able to ring the person holding the case.
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We answer the phone.
Ask about a case
Tell us what the case is and we will tell you what we need — impression or scan, photographs, shade — and when it comes back to you.
Monday to Friday, 9.00am – 6.00pm · Liat Towers, Orchard Road