Suitable Applications
Record Completeness
Impressions or scans, bite records, photos, shade and tooth mould preferences help clarify the denture workflow.
Setup Review
Tooth arrangement, midline, smile line, occlusion and vertical dimension should be reviewed before finalization.
Try-In Discussion
Wax try-in or digital setup review can be discussed depending on the case pathway and customer requirements.
Finishing Checkpoints
Fit, bite, tooth arrangement, polish, tissue surface and prescription consistency are reviewed before dispatch.
Common Materials and Options
- Conventional heat-cured acrylic denture workflows
- Digital try-in, printed try-in or milled denture options when applicable
- Denture tooth mould and shade options according to the prescription
- Customized pink acrylic characterization when requested and confirmed
Case Records to Submit
- Upper, lower or complete denture requirement
- Bite record, vertical dimension and opposing arch
- Shade, tooth mould preference and photos when available
- Try-in needs and final delivery expectations
- Special notes for immediate or implant-related cases
Quality Checkpoints
- Record completeness, cast or scan quality and denture extension
- Bite, vertical dimension, midline, smile line and tooth setup
- Occlusion, articulation and approved try-in changes
- Base finish, borders, tissue surface, polish, cleanliness and packaging
Common Questions
Is a try-in recommended?
A try-in or digital setup review is often useful when bite, vertical dimension, tooth position or esthetics need confirmation before final processing.
What happens if the bite record is unclear?
The case should be clarified before final setup. New or corrected records may be needed because the laboratory cannot reliably infer an uncertain clinical relationship.
Can you match an existing denture?
Photos, scans and design references from an existing denture can support discussion, but the new prescription and current clinical records remain necessary.
Recommended Next Step
Send the arch records, bite, vertical dimension, tooth and gingival shade references, plus the preferred try-in pathway for review.