Dental Veneers | A Veneer Lab That Runs Its Own Benches

1. Why dentists choose us for veneers

We own the whole line. Case intake, CAD, model printing, CAM milling, sintering, layering, glazing, QC and packing all happen under one roof, run by one company. Your case doesn’t get re-routed to somebody else’s bench when we’re busy.

One coordinator owns your account. Not a sales line that hands you off to a queue. The same person takes your prescription, flags problems, and answers the phone in year three.

We reject cases early, and in writing. Unclear impression margins, missing scan data, no shade record, insufficient occlusal clearance — you get a written notice with photos and a recommendation przed production starts. A five-minute conversation about a prep beats a remake two weeks later.

Prep depth is documented on every case. 0.3 mm, 0.5 mm, or 0.7 mm — we record which one your prescription calls for, and why. It travels with the case file.

Two written documents ship with every restoration. The warranty terms, and the date the case actually left the building.

Small cases get the same intake as big ones. Solo dentists sending one unit a month and DSOs sending two hundred work through the identical process. There’s no minimum order to get started, which is unusual for a veneer lab our size.

2. Product catalog

Six veneer systems. Pick by case, or send us the scan and we’ll recommend one.

Layered Zirconia Veneers Hand-layered porcelain on refractory die or platinum foil.

• Najlepsze dla — Maxillary anteriors, high-translucency demand, single-tooth work

• Grubość — from ~0.3 mm

• Flexural strength — ~60–80 MPa

• Build — fully hand-layered; master ceramist signs the lab ticket

• Worth knowing — least forgiving material if your prep drifts

Okleiny E.max Pressed ceramic, cut-back, layered incisal.

• Najlepsze dla — Clenchers, premolar and posterior aesthetic zones, bridge abutment veneers

• Grubość — from ~0.5 mm

• Flexural strength — ~360–400 MPa

• Build — pressed + cut-back + layered incisal

• Worth knowing — slightly more opaque than feldspathic

Full Contour Zirconia Veneers High-translucency zirconia, milled and hand-stained.

• Najlepsze dla — Bruxism, thin biotype, darker stump shades

• Grubość — from ~0.5 mm

• Flexural strength — ~1,100–1,200 MPa

• Build — CAD + 5-axis milled + hand-stained

• Worth knowing — long-term veneer data is still maturing; we use it when the case calls for it, not by default

Stacked Zirconia Zirconia frame with hand-layered ceramic over it.

• Najlepsze dla — Cases where you need strength and lifelike translucency in the same unit

• Grubość — ~0.7 mm frame + ~0.3 mm overlay

• Flexural strength — ~1,100 MPa framework / ~80 MPa veneer layer

• Build — milled coping + hand-layered incisal

• Worth knowing — the layering is what you’re paying for, not the frame

Licówki kompozytowe Indirect composite, light-cured and glazed in our lab.

• Najlepsze dla — Younger patients, transitional cases, tight budgets

• Grubość — from ~0.3 mm

• Build — layered composite, cured, glazed

• Worth knowing — repairable intraorally, and it stains sooner than ceramic

Diagnostic Wax-Up / Digital Mockup Not a final veneer — the step that protects the ones that follow.

• Najlepsze dla — Any case where the patient needs to see the outcome before you touch a tooth

• Deliverable — photos, STL of the proposed outcome, optional putty matrix for a chair-side mockup

• Opcje — analog wax-up on mounted models, or a DSD-style mockup over your intraoral scan

• Worth knowing — cheapest step in the process, and the one that prevents the most remakes

Thickness figures are minimums for each system at our production tolerances. Actual prep depth is set by your case, and we record what we used.

Flexural strength figures are typical values for each material class at standard sintering/firing protocols. Long-term survival data on zirconia veneers specifically is still thinner than for feldspathic or lithium disilicate — see Biblioteka Cochrane oraz NIH PubMed Central. Clinically reported survival for porcelain laminate veneers overall sits around 10–15 years when bonded to enamel with adequate preparation — see the preparation-design literature on PubMed.

2.1 How the digital workflow runs

1. Case intake — intraoral scan or impression, photos, shade map, written prescription. This is where we catch a marginal impression or a missing shade record before it becomes a remake.
2. CAD design — the restoration is designed on your scan, matching the prep depth and contour your prescription calls for.
3. Model printing — a physical model comes off the digital file, so the ceramist has something real to check contacts and margins against.
4. CAM milling, dry and wet lines — the coping or monolithic block is cut on 5-axis mills, separated by material to avoid cross-contamination.
5. Sintering — zirconia frameworks are fired to final density and strength in a calibrated furnace cycle.
6. Porcelain layering and glazing — the ceramist hand-builds shade, translucency and incisal effects, then glazes for final surface texture.
7. End-of-line QC — the nine-step checklist in section 3 runs before anything is boxed.
8. Packing and dispatch — case is sealed with its documentation and shipped with tracking.

2.2 Shade and characterization

This is where aesthetic labs get judged, and where the difference between a good case and a remake usually hides. Our protocol:

• Cross-polarized photography — removes surface glare so the true stump shade is visible

• 18% gray card in every shade session — ambient light stops biasing the result

• Three separate records — stump shade, adjacent shade and skin tone, captured independently instead of one quick pick

• Fluorescence and translucency logged separately — so the finished veneer doesn’t make its neighbours look grey

• Shade protocol PDF — downloadable, with four standard shade-tab reference images

3. Quality control

Nine checks before a case leaves the building. Numbered, signed, batch-traceable, and the photo log is yours on request.

A case that fails any step doesn’t ship. It goes back to the bench, and you hear from us with the reason.

4. Certifications and compliance

Every shipment travels with a commercial invoice, a certificate of conformity, and a material batch certificate. Importer of Record and U.S. Agent details are available on request.