DenMat Holdings LLC has expanded its line of high-quality, end-to-end laboratory services to include custom implant abutments and screw-retained crowns and bridges, the company says. The addition of implant services enables oral health professionals to prescribe a custom-tailored restorative solution for virtually any patient, simple or complex, from DenMat Laboratory, according to the company.
“For more than 30 years, DenMat has led the industry in aesthetic innovation by consistently designing beautiful smiles for practices and their patients worldwide,” said David Casper, DenMat CEO. “As the leader in anterior aesthetic case design, specializing in complex cases, we are uniquely qualified to offer implant services that are ideal for intricate combination cases.”
When oral health professionals partner with DenMat, the company says, they work in unison with a dedicated team that delivers extraordinary expertise for both simple and demanding aesthetic cases. They also gain access to exceptional technological support and an array of professional services and solutions, DenMat says.
“The majority of cases we receive are full-arch restorations,” said Randy Berry, DenMat director or laboratory operations. “We are seeing consistent growth in cases that include an implant as one of the units to be restored. The addition of implant services is the natural next step for our lab, which will better serve our customers and their patients.
DenMat offers three custom abutment options, three implant crown options, and three screw-retained restorative options. These implant offerings are compatible with most major implant systems on the market, DenMat says. Custom titanium abutments include free anodization. Turnaround time for screw-retained restorations is five days, while custom abutments and crowns require 10 days.
For more information, including step by step presentations of complex, multifaceted cases utilizing DenMat’s new implant solutions, visit denmat.com/laboratory.
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