Yes. After generating a 100% digital scan, we can either send the files to you directly, or to a lab on your behalf.

Yes. As long as the impression was taken using a non-metallic tray.

No. Due to beam hardening and metal artifacts (Similar to metal artifacting on CBCT images), we are unable to process metal tray impressions.

Once we receive the case and associated impression, we normally scan your case the same day (within 12 hours). Following restoration design, the milling and finishing of restorations can take another 24 to 36 hours. Typically, all work for an individual case is completed within a total of 2 to 3 days.

In Southern California (Los Angeles County, Orange County, parts of San Diego County, parts of Santa Barbara County), we offer courier office pick ups and deliveries for an extra charge.

Yes, upon request, we can provide digital delivery of the proposed restoration scans and designs.

Yes, we will be able to digitally re-mount your 3D models using a provided bite registration.

Traditionally, when pouring stone into a triple tray impression, structural integrity is important to mitigate distortion. Because we utilize a high-precision, all-digital process, we neither pour stone nor need excessive structural integrity. Simply ensure all parts are properly captured within the impression. Due to the risk of elastic bounce back from bulky anatomical structures such as tori, we recommend the use of a wing-less tray.