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F&Q for Dentists
Q: How do I send cases to CADent Lab?
A: To initiate a case with CADent Lab, please send your digital impressions or physical models along with a detailed prescription. Our preferred file format is STL. You can securely transmit files to us via our online portal, please contact us for further assistance.
Q: How can I communicate with CADent Lab regarding a case?
A: Our team is readily available to discuss cases and address any questions or concerns you may have. Feel free to contact us via phone or email, and we will promptly respond to your inquiries.
Q: What is the typical turnaround time for cases?
A: At CADent Lab, we strive to provide efficient service without compromising quality. Our typical turnaround time for most cases is 4 days in lab. For urgent cases or special requests, please notify us in advance, and we will make every effort to accommodate your needs.
Q: What services does CADent Lab offer?
A: CADent Lab specializes in zirconia milling and zirconia crown and bridge restorations. We utilize advanced CAD/CAM technologies to create precise and durable zirconia restorations with excellent fit and aesthetics. Our crown and bridge restorations are meticulously crafted to ensure optimal functionality and patient satisfaction.
Q: What quality assurance measures does CADent Lab have in place?
A: Quality is at the core of our services. Each restoration undergoes rigorous quality control procedures to ensure an accurate fit, optimal contouring, and seamless integration with the patient's dentition. We stand behind our work and offer a 1 year guarantee
Q: How can I contact CADent Lab for support or case discussions?
A: We are here to support you in providing the highest level of care for your patients. If you have any questions, need technical support, or wish to discuss a specific case, please don't hesitate to contact our team at (718) 737-7774 or email us at Frederick@CADentlab.com.
Zirconia Restoration Preparation FAQ
Zirconia Restoration Preparation FAQ
Q: What is the recommended tooth reduction for a zirconia restoration?
A: Generally, a minimum of 0.5mm to 1.0mm of occlusal reduction and 1.0mm to 1.5mm of axial reduction is recommended for zirconia restorations. However, it's important to consult the specific guidelines provided by the zirconia manufacturer or dental laboratory for their recommended preparation dimensions.
Q: What type of finish line should be used for zirconia restorations?
A: For better esthetics and ease of fabrication, a smooth and well-defined finish line is recommended. A chamfer or shoulder finish line is commonly used for zirconia restorations.
Q: Where should the margin be placed in the preparation for a zirconia restoration?
A: The margin of the preparation should be placed on sound tooth structure, away from the gingival margin and any areas of active decay or existing restorations. This ensures better visibility, proper seating of the restoration, and optimal maintenance of oral hygiene.
Q: How much clearance should be provided for a zirconia restoration?
A: Adequate clearance should be provided for the material thickness of the zirconia restoration. This ensures sufficient space for the restoration without compromising its structural integrity or fit.
Q: Are there specific retention features to consider when prepping for a zirconia restoration?
A: Yes, retention features such as grooves or boxes can be incorporated into the preparation design to enhance the stability and longevity of the zirconia restoration. This helps improve retention and resistance form.
Q: What other factors should be considered when prepping for a zirconia restoration?
A: It is important to consult the specific guidelines provided by the zirconia manufacturer, as different brands may have their own recommended preparation guidelines and requirements. Additionally, clinical judgment and the individual patient's needs should always be taken into consideration when determining the most appropriate preparation design for a zirconia restoration.
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