Five floors, one production flow

First floor — precision machining and metal printing

The first floor carries the precision milling department and the metal printing area. Implant-supported suprastructures, abutments and frameworks are machined here, and metal laser printing produces the CoCr structures that would previously have been cast.

Keeping machining and printing on the same floor means a framework can be printed, fitted and finished without leaving the department.

Second floor — CAD design and 3D printing

Designers work in a dedicated CAD room with the implant libraries, scanner outputs and case photographs on screen together. A second technician reviews every file before it is released to production.

The adjacent 3D printing room produces models, surgical guides, splints and try-ins in biocompatible resins, with printers dedicated by application.

Third to fifth floor — production, training and aesthetics

The third floor is the main production hall for ceramic layering, finishing and polishing. The fourth floor holds the meeting and hands-on training rooms used for clinician courses. The fifth floor is the aesthetic studio, where shade matching, characterisation and the final photographic record are produced.

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