State Of The Art Dental Lab - Meridian, ID
The Most Advanced Dental Lab in Idaho
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One of Dental Implant Solutions’ main points of pride is our in-house full mouth dental implant dental laboratory. Because we can mill and print dental restorations on-site, your treatment is faster and more convenient than if we contracted the work out to a third party. In many cases, our full mouth dental implant lab can create temporary restorations on the same day as your dental implant surgery, reducing the number of times you have to come in. Our dental lab also allows affordable dental implants to be an option for more patients: Dr. Pilling and Dr. Daniel Stackowicz cut out the middleman and passes the savings on to you.
An in-house dental lab means many of your restorations can be designed and created in the same facility where you receive treatment. Instead of sending every case to an outside laboratory, our dental team can work closely with the technicians and technology used to create your new teeth.
This gives us greater control over the design, fit, appearance, and timing of your restoration.
Advanced equipment is valuable, but what matters most is how it improves your experience. Our in-house lab helps us make treatment more convenient, personalized, and efficient.
For many patients, this may mean:
- Fewer delays
- Faster adjustments
- Restorations designed specifically for your smile and facial features
- Better communication
- Fewer appointments
What You’ll Find in Our Dental Lab
3D Printer
The Dental Implant Solutions full mouth dental implant lab uses 3D printing technology to create custom crowns and bridges in a single day, and to create custom surgical guides for dental implants.
CEREC Crowns and Bridges
Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramic (or CEREC) technology allows Dr. Pilling and Dr. Daniel Stackowicz to create a variety of dental restorations while you wait in their Meridian, ID dental office. With CEREC, you can get a crown in a single visit, eliminating the need for a temporary restoration.
Cone Beam Computed Tomography
We use cone beam computed tomography scans, or CBCT scans, to get a clear view of what your mouth and jawbone look like on the inside. This is the most effective way to know where to place dental implants, and can help find the strongest points in the bone for lasting results.
Diode Laser
Our diode laser is a state-of-the-art solution to soft tissue problems. Whether you need gingivitis treated before getting dental implants, or you need one or more teeth extracted, this laser can reduce your surgical recovery time as well as your risk of complications.
Custom Chrome Surgical Guides
When it comes to getting dental implants, the less that is left to chance, the better. That’s where custom 3D-printed surgical guides come in: Dr. Pilling and Dr. Daniel Stackowicz create them for each dental implant surgery and use them to precisely, accurately place the implant posts.
Smile Simulation Technology
Thanks to smile simulation technology, you can see the results of your dental implants before you even begin! This technology uses specialized software to create simulations of what your smile could look like after its makeover.
See the Difference an In-House Lab Can Make
Our Meridian dental lab brings treatment planning, technology, and restoration design together in one location. During your consultation, we can explain how the lab may be used in your care and show you how your treatment will be personalized from beginning to end.