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Our Crown & Bridge Lab Process
🦷 1. Case Prescription and Impression Submission
The dentist sends a prescription outlining the type of crown/bridge, shade, material (e.g., PFM, zirconia, lithium disilicate), and other details.Impressions (either physical or digital scans) of the patient’s mouth are submitted, along with bite registration and opposing arch models.
🧪 2. Model Preparation and Die Trimming
If physical impressions are sent
The lab pours the impressions with dental stone to create working models. The die (the individual tooth/teeth receiving the crown) is trimmed and sectioned for detailed access.
If digital scans are used:
The lab designs digital models and prepares virtual dies using CAD software.
🖥️ 3. CAD Design (Computer-Aided Design)
For digital workflows, the crown or bridge is designed on specialized software.
The technician accounts for margins, occlusion, contours, and other anatomical features.
⚙️ 4. CAM Milling or 3D Printing (Computer-Aided Manufacturing)
The design is sent to a milling machine (for zirconia, wax, or PMMA) or a 3D printer (especially for resin patterns or temporary restorations).
A wax pattern may be milled or printed for further processing like casting or pressing (for metal-ceramic or E.max).
🔥 5. Coping Fabrication and Framework Try-in
For metal or zirconia restorations:
A coping (base structure) is fabricated.
The fit is checked on the die/model for accuracy before layering porcelain.In bridge cases, the framework is checked for passive fit and stability across abutments.
🎨 6. Porcelain Layering or Staining
Porcelain is layered manually (for PFM) or sintered zirconia is stained and glazed.
Multiple firings in a furnace occur to build up natural contours and esthetics.
🔍 7. Final Finishing and Polishing
The design is sent to a milling machine (for zirconia, wax, or PMMA) or a 3D printer (especially for resin patterns or temporary restorations).
A wax pattern may be milled or printed for further processing like casting or pressing (for metal-ceramic or E.max).
🔥 5. Coping Fabrication and Framework Try-in
The crown or bridge undergoes a final inspection for:
Marginal integrity
Occlusion and contacts
Shade matching
Fit on model
It is cleaned, disinfected, and packaged for delivery.
📦 9. Delivery Back to the Clinic
After final approval, we craft the crowns and bridges to match the mockup and prepped teeth with seamless accuracy. The result is a natural, aesthetic, and durable smile transformation.
Why Choose Miracle Dental Lab
1. Precision-Focused Craftsmanship
🛠️ Each restoration is handcrafted and digitally verified to meet clinical precision and esthetic excellence.
2. Complete Digital Workflow
💡 We accept scans, design with CAD/CAM, and mill in-house using the latest zirconia and e.max technology.
3. Mockup & Design Approval
🎭 Your cases include mockup previews for patient approval—eliminating remakes and improving satisfaction.
4. Timely, Reliable Turnaround
📦 We know your schedule matters. That’s why we guarantee accurate, on-time delivery—every time.
5. Premium Materials Only
🔬 We use ADA-approved zirconia, lithium disilicate, and alloys to ensure performance and patient safety.
6. Dedicated Lab Support
📞You’ll always have a technician to reach out to—no call centers, just real lab experts guiding your case.
Premium Materials We Use
🦷 Zirconia
Durable & Aesthetic
High-translucency multilayer zirconia, ideal for both posterior and anterior cases.
🦷E.max
Natural Beauty with Strength
Excellent for veneers, anterior crowns, and conservative preps.
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- (02) 7256 4979
- info@miracledentallab.com.au
- Suite 20-21, 67 Elizabeth Dr, Liverpool NSW 2170