PILLAR 03 / LAB & CLINICAL SERVICES
Two-Visit Denture Lab
A U.S. patented process that finishes dentures in two visits instead of the traditional four.
Fewer visits, faster turnaround, same precision
The traditional denture process asks patients for four separate visits – and asks your schedule to absorb all four. Our patented process compresses that down to two, without cutting corners on fit or finish.
Less chair time for your patients, faster case turnaround for your practice, and a lab process you never have to manage yourself.
For patients, fewer appointments mean less time off work and less travel, which matters especially for denture patients. For your practice, it frees up chair time you can use elsewhere.
What’s Included
- U.S. patented two-visit process
- Full case management handled by our lab
- Faster turnaround than traditional workflows
- Consistent fit and finish, case after case
- Direct support from our lab team
Why It Matters
What changes for your practice
01
Two Visits Not Six
Patients get finished dentures with half the appointments.
02
Chair Time back
Fewer appointments per case opens up your schedule.
03
A Better Patient Experience
Less travel, less waiting, and faster results.
04
A Concrete Reason To Choose You
A U.S. patented process gives patients something specific to value.
How It Works
From first call to running
No long onboarding project — here’s what the first stretch looks like.
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01
First Visit
Scan and design: your team captures what the lab needs to begin.
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02
Lab Fabrication
Our lab builds the case using the patented process.
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03
Second Visit
Fit and finish: the patient returns for delivery.
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04
Follow-up Support
Our lab team supports any adjustments afterward.
Who It’s For
Is this the right fit?
This fits practices that provide dentures and want to give patients a faster path to a finished result.
- Practices that provide dentures
- General and prosthodontic practices with denture patients
- Practices wanting to reduce denture chair time
- Practices serving patients for whom frequent visits are hard