
Forms Lab
3D printing of wax patterns
Prints wax patterns for casting directly from the digital design, so frameworks start from the exact CAD geometry.
Scanning, design, printing, milling, sintering and casting all happen in our Calicut lab and zirconia milling centre, so your case moves from impression to finished restoration in days, not weeks.

Seven stages, from the impression or scan you send to the restoration you seat. Scroll to follow one crown.
Your physical impression or intraoral scan arrives with the order form.
Models from physical impressions are digitised on the lab's cast scanner.
The restoration is shaped on screen against the model and the bite.
Zirconia is milled; wax patterns for metal frameworks are 3D printed.
Frameworks are induction cast; zirconia is sintered to full strength.
The restoration is stained and glazed to the shade on your Rx.
The finished case is checked and sent back to your clinic.

Forms Lab
Prints wax patterns for casting directly from the digital design, so frameworks start from the exact CAD geometry.

exo cad
Restorations are designed on screen against the scanned model and bite before anything is milled or printed.

Open Technologies
Turns stone models and impressions into digital models for design.

Yenadent
Mills zirconia and implant components from the finished design.

XTCERA X-mill 500 Plus
Mills zirconia restorations from the finished design in Denco's zirconia milling centre.

VOP
Casts metal frameworks from the printed wax patterns.
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Send your intraoral scan instead of a physical impression. No trays to post, and your case reaches the design stage sooner.
No scanner yet? Book an intraoral scanning appointment on +91 95390 10447.