New Jersey, USA
Dentcore Dental Laboratory
Education
Find valuable technical information about our dental laboratory workflows, restoration processes, and case requirements to support clinicians through every stage of treatment planning and execution. Learn what to consider before, during, and after the case workflow to ensure accurate communication with the laboratory and achieve predictable, high-quality restorative outcomes with confidence.
14
Oct
How Sintering Affects the Accuracy of Zirconia Restorations
Zirconia is widely used in modern dental laboratories because of its strength, durability, and natural-looking aesthetics. However, ach...
09
Oct
Why Passive Fit Is Critical for Implant-Supported Restorations
mplant-supported restorations require a high level of precision between the implant components, abutments, framework, and prosthetic re...
08
Oct
3D Printing vs CAD/CAM Milling: Which Is Better for Dental Laboratories?
Both 3D printing and CAD/CAM milling have transformed modern dental laboratories. The question is not which technology will replace the...
02
Oct
The Importance of Emergence Profile in Implant Crowns
The emergence profile is one of the most important design considerations when creating an implant crown. It describes how the crown tra...
01
Oct
Why Screw Access Channel Design Matters in Implant Restorations
Implant-supported restorations require precise planning at both the clinical and laboratory stages. One detail that can significantly i...
28
Sep
What Causes Chipping in Layered Zirconia Restorations?
Layered zirconia restorations combine a strong zirconia framework with a veneering ceramic to achieve both durability and natural aesth...
24
Sep
The Role of Translucency in Modern Zirconia Restorations
Modern zirconia has evolved significantly, offering dental laboratories a wider range of optical properties than traditional zirconia m...
16
Sep
How Occlusal Splints Are Designed in a Dental Laboratory
Occlusal splints are custom-made dental appliances designed to help manage excessive forces between the upper and lower teeth. Although...
10
Sep
Why Passive Fit Is Critical for Implant-Supported Restorations
Implant-supported restorations require a high level of precision at every stage, from digital planning and implant positioning to labor...
08
Sep
How Soft Tissue Considerations Influence Implant Restoration Design
Successful implant restorations depend on more than implant position and restorative materials. The surrounding gingival tissue plays a...
04
Sep
Monolithic vs Layered Zirconia: Which Restoration Approach Is Better?
Zirconia has become one of the most widely used materials in modern dental laboratories because of its strength, versatility, and incre...
02
Sep
3D Printing vs CAD/CAM Milling: Which Is Better for Dental Laboratories?
Modern dental laboratories have more digital manufacturing options than ever before. Two of the most widely used technologies are 3D pr...