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Before the final restoration, there’s a model, careful planning and plenty of detail. 🦷🔬This upper arch model shows the ...
17/10/2026

Before the final restoration, there’s a model, careful planning and plenty of detail. 🦷🔬

This upper arch model shows the kind of hands-on work that helps dental technicians study tooth shapes, contours and how the teeth fit together.

Because in a dental lab, it’s not just about making a restoration look right. It’s about paying attention to the details that matter for fit, function and aesthetics.

Dental technicians, what detail do you notice first in this model? 👇

While others switch off for the weekend, the workbench tells a different story. 🦷🔬From dental models and prosthetic desi...
16/10/2026

While others switch off for the weekend, the workbench tells a different story. 🦷🔬

From dental models and prosthetic designs to the fine details behind every restoration, this is where planning, precision and craftsmanship come together.

Every model has a purpose. Every detail matters. And every case is another opportunity to get the work right.

A little weekend glimpse into life behind the scenes at GM Dental Lab.
Dental technicians, what’s on your workbench this weekend? 👇

Do you know what this is? No, it’s not dentures!It might look like an ordinary piece of plastic, but in a dental lab, th...
15/10/2026

Do you know what this is? No, it’s not dentures!

It might look like an ordinary piece of plastic, but in a dental lab, this mould plays an important role in the journey from planning to precision. 🦷

Behind every dental restoration is a process that most patients never get to see. From moulds and models to the fine details of the final restoration, every stage helps the dental team work towards the right fit and function.

Because great dental work doesn’t start when you see the finished smile. It starts long before that. 🔬

Did you guess what it was? Tell us in the comments! 👇

15/10/2026

A crown’s anatomy is all in the details. 🦷🔍

Using a fine dental carving instrument, our technician carefully defines the grooves and contours that help recreate the natural shape of a tooth.

Every line, every curve, and every detail matters when crafting a restoration.
Dental technicians, what takes more precision: creating the grooves or refining the final contours? 👇

14/10/2026

GUESS THE TIME! ⏱️ How long do you think it took to make this denture?

What looks like one finished restoration takes skill, patience, and attention to detail behind the scenes. 🔬

But how many hours do you think went into creating it?
👇 Choose your answer!
A. 2 hours
B. 4 hours
C. 6 hours
D. 30 minutes

💬 Comment your answer below! Let’s see who really knows the work that goes into dental lab craftsmanship. 👇

14/10/2026

Grinding isn’t just about removing material. It’s about knowing exactly what to remove. 🔬🦷

Every careful adjustment brings the restoration closer to its intended shape, refining the contours while preserving the details that matter.
It takes a steady hand, a trained eye, and patience to get it right.
Because in dental lab work, the difference is in the details. ✨

🦷 Dental technicians, what’s more challenging: getting the shape right or achieving the perfect finish?

Every marked line shows where material may need to be ground away to refine the shape, contours and fit of the restorati...
13/10/2026

Every marked line shows where material may need to be ground away to refine the shape, contours and fit of the restoration.

It’s not just about removing material — it’s about knowing exactly where to grind, how much to remove, and what to preserve.

Because in dental lab work, precision is everything. 👌
🦷 Dental technicians, how much do you rely on these markings before grinding?

You see a crown. We see hundreds of tiny details that make it come together. 🦷🔬Every contour, every layer, every careful...
13/10/2026

You see a crown. We see hundreds of tiny details that make it come together. 🦷🔬

Every contour, every layer, every careful brushstroke — precision doesn't happen by accident. It takes skill, patience, and craftsmanship.

Because a great dental restoration isn't just made. It's perfected, one detail at a time. ✨
🦷 Dentists, what matters most to you in a crown: FIT, FUNCTION, or AESTHETICS? Tell us in the comments 👇

12/10/2026

Your lab work is only as good as the details behind it. 🦷🔬

Do you know what this is? 👀
Drop your answer in the comments! 👇

It’s a PFM bridge (Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal).

A PFM bridge replaces one or more missing teeth and has two layers:
🔹 Metal framework: a strong base that supports the bridge
🔹 Porcelain layer: fired over the metal and shaped and shaded to blend with natural teeth

Every step, from framework fit to porcelain layering to shade matching, is done by hand, and small details decide how well the final bridge fits and functions.

Your dentist will advise whether a bridge is the right option for you. 💬

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This is what precision looks like from a different angle.Every groove, ridge and contour you see on these teeth has a pu...
12/10/2026

This is what precision looks like from a different angle.

Every groove, ridge and contour you see on these teeth has a purpose.
Recreating natural tooth anatomy isn't just about making a restoration look good. It's about paying attention to the details that contribute to function, occlusion and the overall result.

From the smallest premolar to the largest molar, each tooth has its own shape and anatomy.

And getting those details right takes skill, patience and craftsmanship. 🔬
Because in dental lab work, it's the details you might overlook that make all the difference.

Dentists and dental technicians — how much attention do you give to occlusal anatomy in your restorations? 👇

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83, Riverside III, Sir Thomas Longley Road
Rochester
ME24BH

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