Case-specific planning
The design follows the clinical prescription, supplied records and the intended restorative objective.
Metal-ceramic restoration
Titanium Coping Layered with Ceramic
A titanium substructure combined with layered ceramic for a prescription-led restoration that balances framework support with individualized esthetics.
Designed around your prescription
A clearer laboratory experience
Focused case communication, defined checkpoints and practical delivery support from submission to completion.
Considered material workflow
Material, design and processing choices are aligned with the prescribed indication and case requirements.
Clear review points
Defined communication stages help the clinician review essential details before completion.
Simple, visible stages
How the workflow moves
Every case starts with complete clinical records and finishes with clinician-led verification.
Well suited for
- Titanium-based restorations
- Layered ceramic characterization
- Cases requiring a metal substructure
- Clinician-selected restorative workflows
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Submit complete records
Provide accurate scans or impressions, bite information, shade, prescription and relevant reference records.
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Confirm the design
Review the proposed design, material selection and case-specific considerations with the laboratory.
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Verify clinically
The completed work is returned for clinician-led assessment of fit, contacts, occlusion and esthetics.
Framework design, ceramic space and clinical suitability must be confirmed by the prescribing clinician.
