At Iverson Dental Lab, restoring beautiful smiles is not just business; it’s a commitment. When it comes to restoring a patient’s smile, the material choices can make or break the outcome. Aesthetics, economy, durability, and preparation requirements all come into play, and choosing the right one can become overwhelming very quickly.
That is where our trusted dental technology lab becomes your best asset in dental care.
Dental restorations have entered a new era where digital workflows and patient satisfaction are deeply interconnected. At the heart of this evolution is the modern dental implant lab, where every step, from receiving a digital scan to seating the final restoration, plays a critical role in achieving a predictable, durable outcome.
Let’s take a behind-the-scenes look at how a state-of-the-art dental implant lab operates from when digital data is received until the final implant restoration is delivered to the clinician.
You have several options for restoring damaged or missing teeth, but if you’re looking for something that blends seamlessly with your natural smile while offering durability and strength, all-ceramic restoration is the way to go.
Unlike metal-based crowns or traditional restorations, all ceramic options provide a natural look, excellent biocompatibility, and long-term benefits.
Gone are the days of lengthy procedures and messy impressions—advanced digital dentistry is revolutionizing how dental care is delivered. With cutting-edge technology and innovative techniques, dentists can now provide faster, more accurate, and comfortable treatments for their patients. This not only saves valuable chair time but also enhances overall patient satisfaction.
This blog post will explore how advanced digital dentistry transforms the dental industry and how Iverson Dental Lab contributes to this positive change.
“The models that we were outsourcing were not as accurate as what we are getting from our Stratasys printers.”
– Cody Iverson / CDT | President, Iverson Dental Laboratories
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“13-39% of all dental injuries are sports-related,” as stated in the Journal of the American Dental Association. Mouthguards are protective devices for the mouth that covers the teeth and gums to prevent and reduce injury to the teeth, jaws, arches, lips and gums1. They are designed to absorb and distribute the forces of impact received while participating in contact sports—reducing the risk of sports-related dental injuries.
“A clean tooth will not decay” stated J. Leon Williams, first president of the American Dental Association1. According to The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, “oral hygiene is sufficiently effective to prevent dental [cavities] caries,” however, “it is unrealistic to assume that simple brushing alone will prevent dental caries”1. Other factors such as eating frequency,
In order to deliver high-quality dental restorations that meet dentists’ expectations, the dental laboratory requires an efficient team to deliver dental restorations on time and with the proper requirements determined by the doctor.
The logistics department is one of the most important aspects of Iverson Dental Labs because it manages and tracks dental cases throughout the entire manufacturing process.
At one point, The American Dental Association (ADA) website suggested that chewing gum should be the fourth step in your oral hygiene routine and suggested using it after a meal. But after digging into some research, we have found that there are some concerns to whether sugar-free gum and sugar-free products are actually helpful for your dental health.