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Design focus 01
Margin Accuracy
Finish lines are identified and reviewed against the submitted scan so the restoration can be designed with a clear, consistent relationship to the prescribed preparation margin.
CAD Designing
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Our CAD design service supports accurate digital restoration planning for crowns, bridges, implant crowns, veneers, inlays, onlays and full-arch cases.
Each design is developed from the submitted scan and prescription, with attention to preparation geometry, restorative space, functional relationships and the requested manufacturing workflow.
- Crown and bridge design
- Implant and full-arch planning
- Veneer, inlay and onlay design
- Manufacturing-ready digital files
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Design focus 02
Anatomical Form
Cusp, ridge, fossa and tooth-form anatomy are developed for the restoration type, available space, adjacent dentition and intended clinical function.
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Design focus 03
Proper Contours
Emergence, axial form and buccal-lingual contours are shaped to support cleansability, tissue relationships, aesthetics and appropriate restorative dimensions.
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Design focus 04
Contact Strength
Proximal contacts are planned from the submitted adjacent dentition and prescription to support stable seating and suitable interproximal relationships.
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Design focus 05
Occlusal Relationship
Static and available functional records guide the design of occlusal contacts, clearance and restorative anatomy within the prescribed bite relationship.
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Design focus 06
Smile-Line Harmony
Anterior proportions, incisal edges, symmetry and visible tooth relationships are coordinated with available photographs and the intended smile design.
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Design focus 07
Implant Emergence Profile
Implant-supported designs consider platform position, tissue information, restorative space and component requirements to establish an appropriate emergence profile.
Frequently asked questions
CAD Designing, explained.
Answers about options, case records, planning, production and delivery.
What is CAD Designing?
Our CAD design service supports accurate digital restoration planning for crowns, bridges, implant crowns, veneers, inlays, onlays and full-arch cases.
Which CAD Designing options are available?
Labodentx offers Margin Accuracy, Anatomical Form, Proper Contours, Contact Strength, Occlusal Relationship, Smile-Line Harmony, Implant Emergence Profile.
Which cases may be suitable for CAD Designing?
Suitability depends on the diagnosis, treatment plan, available records, material requirements, functional conditions and the prescribing clinician’s intended outcome.
What records should be submitted?
Send a complete prescription with the relevant scan or impression, opposing records, bite information, photographs and case-specific material or design instructions.
How is the case planned?
The laboratory reviews the submitted records, prescription, available space, functional requirements and requested outcome before digital or conventional production begins.
What quality checks are completed?
Checks are matched to the product and may include prescription accuracy, material, design, fit, contacts, occlusion, dimensions, finishing and supplied components.
How is turnaround time confirmed?
Turnaround depends on product type, complexity, materials and required approvals. A schedule is confirmed after the case records have been reviewed.
How do I choose the right CAD Designing option?
Share the clinical objective and complete case records. Labodentx can review the available options and help identify an appropriate laboratory workflow.
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Choose the right laboratory workflow.
Send the prescription and complete case records for review by the Labodentx team.
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