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Tooth&Go In-House Dental Laboratory
Innovation, Precision, and Excellence — All Under One Roof
At Tooth&Go Dental Clinic, every crown, veneer, inlay, or other prosthetic work is manufactured in our in-house dental laboratory.
Unlike most dental clinics, which outsource their laboratory work, our restorations — including crowns, veneers, dentures, and implant prosthetics — are produced entirely within our clinic.
This direct integration between our dentists and dental technicians allows us to deliver faster, more precise, and longer-lasting results.
From digital design to final glazing of the crowns — everything happens inside Tooth&Go.
🎯 What is the advantage of operating an In-house dental Laboratory?
Because we can better check the quality of the produced crowns and bridges, and control every step of the process.
When lab work is outsourced, communication gaps, shipping delays, and fit inaccuracies can affect the outcome.
With our in-house lab, we eliminate those variables.
Key benefits for our clients:
- Higher precision — Adjustments can be done by the support of our technicians chairside, which enhances the speed and accuracy
- Faster turnaround — no external shipping; we can deliver crowns, bridges, and dentures in a shorter timeframe
- Advanced quality control — every step of the fabrication process is inspected and adjusted within our clinic.
- Consistent materials and standards — we use only premium ceramic powders, such as Vita VM9, Emax Ceram, zirconia, and glass ceramics like Emax and Vita Suprinity, as well as titanium components, which we can guarantee. Unlike outsourced dental lab work, which is often unknown, we can ensure the quality of our materials.
🧠 Advanced Digital Dentistry Technology
Tooth&Go’s laboratory is equipped with Exocad and Codiagnostix (DrillGuides) design Software, as well as several five-axis CAD/CAM milling units. Aside from that, our dental laboratory features three 3D printers, several sintering ovens, and standard equipment.
This enables us to design, nest, and manufacture precise restorations and drill guides tailored to each patient.
What is the digital workflow in our office?
Intraoral scanning
CAD design
CAM milling
3D printing
Marginal fit verification under the microscope
Sintering and glazing
Final shade and translucency
Final customization
Intraoral scanning, such as Cerec or Laboratory scanning, is case-dependent.
Designing of crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and implant crowns
Fabrication with 10-20 micron accuracy
We use our in-lab 3D printer to create precise dental models and guides, helping us deliver faster and more accurate treatments.
See How It Works
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Before final placement, we examine everything under a microscope to guarantee an accurate and comfortable fit.
As a standard procedure to transform the raw materials into lifelike restorations
Final shade and translucency checks can be made directly with the patient, only possible due to the proximity between the dental laboratory and treatment rooms.
Hand-polishing and surface texturing by our technicians
- Intraoral scanning, such as Cerec or Laboratory scanning, is case-dependent.
- CAD design — designing of crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and implant crowns
- CAM milling — fabrication with 10-20 micron accuracy
- 3D printing — We use our in-lab 3D printer to create precise dental models and guides, helping us deliver faster and more accurate treatments.
See How It Works
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- Marginal fit verification under the microscope
- Sintering and glazing — as a standard procedure to transform the raw materials into lifelike restorations
- Final shade and translucency checks can be made directly with the patient, only possible due to the proximity between the dental laboratory and treatment rooms.
- Final customization — hand-polishing and surface texturing by our technicians
What type of restorations do we create in Our Lab?
- Zirconia and lithium disilicate crowns & bridges
- Full mouth implant restorations, such as All-on-4 and All-on-6
- Customized titanium meso abutments with zirconia suprastructure
- High aesthetic veneers, inlays, and onlays
- 3D-printed or milled complete and partial dentures
- PMMA temporary restorations and digital wax-ups
Each piece is digitally designed, milled, finished, and quality-checked before delivery.
🕒 Faster Results, Same-Day Options
Because we control every step of our production, we can deliver restorations with a fast turnaround time and maintain high-quality standards, unlike other clinics that depend on external dental labs.
Procedure | Typical Turnaround |
|---|---|
Single zirconia crown | 1-3 days (same-day possible) |
Implant abutment & crown | 1-5 days |
4–10 days (depending on the aesthetic demands and difficulty of the case) | |
Full-arch zirconia bridge | 4–10 days (case dependent) |
3D-printed full or partial denture | 2–6 days |
(Timelines may vary depending on case complexity.)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
An in-house dental laboratory ensures faster turnaround times, better quality, and more aesthetically pleasing results compared to outsourced labs.
Single crowns can often be completed in 1-3 days (sometimes same-day). Multi-unit restorations or full-arch cases typically take a few days longer, depending on their complexity.
Yes, every restoration — including crowns, bridges, dentures, or implant crowns — is designed, milled, and finished within our dental clinic by our in-house dental technician.
We utilize high-translucent, super-translucent, and multilayered zirconia, lithium disilicate (e.max), zirconia-reinforced lithium disilicate, such as Vita Suprinity, and prosthetic implant parts made of titanium. All of these materials are processed and/or supported using CAD/CAM technology.
Yes, we do offer warranty. Please check all details regarding warranty here: Tooth&Go warranty
Written by:
Dr. Jens Knab,
(Dental Approbation Rheinland Pfalz, Germany)
DMD, MSc Implantology
Master of Science in Dental Implantology (Uni Camillus, Italy)
Founder, Tooth & Go Dental Clinic, Parañaque