Royal Dental Laboratory Machine

Dental Machine | Crowns and Veneers

Royal Dental Laboratory has used world’s latest and most advanced technology in machine for making Dental Crowns and bridges for long term dental prosthesis. With the help of in house CAD-CAM technology, CBCT and 3D printing technologies, Royal Dental Laboratory has developed seamless processes. From designing a dental crown to fabricating; all happens in just one day.

In recent times, its superior solutions for dental crowns has given remarkably outstanding results. Not surprisingly, each day at Royal Dental Laboratory goes by in more research and developmental work, which, in turn, enables them to innovate solutions in the world of dentistry.

Patients at Royal Dental Clinics are shown their dental scans both before and after their treatment. Despite its same-day solutions, its patients are advised regular necessary check-ups and teeth balancing along with maintaining their teeth in good health post the one-day treatment. In addition to ‘same day fixed teeth’, Royal Dental Clinics has carved a niche for itself with its Full-mouth Rehabilitation or Beautification procedures.

Advanced Technologies Machine for Dental Crowns

3D Imaging for Bone Structure; Carestream 9300

3rd Dimensional view of your teeth - CS 8100

Extra-oral Scanner for Dental Crowns; Medit Identica T500

3D Printing of Facial Anatomy; Formlabs Form 2

Computer Aided Design For Dental Crown; Exocad Valletta 2.2

Dental Crown Fabrication; XTCERA - X Mill 300

CORiTEC 350i - imes - icore

Designs4Vision microscope

Keeler Loupes

3rd Dimensional view of your teeth - CS 9300

3D Imaging for Bone Structure; Carestream 9300

CS 9300 was introduced at Royal Implant in 2018 and has been ideal for dental and maxillofacial cases due to its highest FOV value. The airway analysis and CBCT scan helps to get the 3D printing file for fabrication. It features dual modality panoramic and 3D imaging with exceptional detail and range, which helps perfect all-in-one solution for our practice. Its all-in-one system in addition to 2D and 3D diagnostic imaging gives precise digital 3D models for applications, including cosmetic surgeries, periodontics, endodontics and implant planning.

Along with its exceptional 3D imaging capabilities, the CS 9300 also features 2D digital panoramic imaging with variable focal trough technology and can even be upgraded to include one-shot cephalometric imaging. This combination is helpful in planning most of the complicated surgeries related to head and neck. This scanning procedure helps to understand the concerns of patients within few seconds while they are on the dental chair.

We can even deliver dental crown results on the same day as desired by the patient.

3D View of Your Teeth – CS 8100

Simple, precise and proven for general dentistry and endodontics.

With its legendary ease of use and latest enhancements, the CS 8100 3D’s Evo Edition delivers outstanding image clarity in all modalities. This simple 4-in-1 solution offers great value and no compromise on quality—ideal for general dentists and endodontists who want to benefit from in-office CBCT imaging.

Benefits at a glance
– Versatile 2D/3D system that fits your needs and budget
– High-resolution 3D images with limited artefacts and noise
– Clear and sharp panoramic images ideal for routine needs
– Award-winning design fits tight spaces
– State-of-the-art 2D/3D software expedites image review
– Trusted by thousands of general dentists and endodontists worldwide

Extra-oral Scanner for Dental Crowns; Medit Identica T500

Dental cast is a copy of patient’s teeth and mouth structures for diagnostic purposes. It is used as a model for further casting of dental prosthetics such as bridges, crowns, implants, dentures, and partial dentures. Royal Implant Mumbai uses Medit coloured-scanner for a powerful scan of this cast and patient’s bite. Its evolutionary design and high- tech features helps doctors to get precise scanning at Royal Dental Laboratory. It has unsurpassed speed, accuracy and reliability such that our treatment planning can be done precisely.

Royal Dental Clinics involves itself in research and developmental work, which enables them to come up with innovative dentistry solutions. With the high-speed camera and projector, we can scan a full arch in just few seconds and this helps us to plan our treatment and results on same day.

3D Printing of Facial Anatomy; Formlabs Form 2

Additive manufacturing or 3D printing at Royal Dental Laboratory allows to produce dental crowns very quickly. This process can be done by the person scanning and planning itself. It makes possible to get a scan of the patient’s teeth, model it and to directly print the dental crown. Royal Dental Clinics plans patient cases and then prints the design via Formlabs Form2. Dental 3D printing is a key at Royal Laboratory for modern dentistry solutions, as it really helps for customisation and accurate planning. Additive manufacturing also has an important role in dental implant surgery including zygomatic implant surgeries.

It is actually possible to create a 3D model to replace a missing tooth with more accuracy than with traditional methods. We can even produce crowns very quickly by scanning the patient’s teeth, modelling it and printing the crown.

Royal Dental Laboratory has been one of the early adopters of 3D printing technology a Dental Clinic in Mumbai.

Digital Designing Of Crowns And Bridges With The Help Of Computer(CAM)

Computer Aided Design For Dental Crown; Exocad Valletta 2.2

The start of every engineering process begins in the world of CAD. Royal Dental Laboratory offers Exocad; an integrated software solution that guarantees the seamless functionality of the digital workflow. From virtual, prosthetic-oriented implant planning with exoplan to designing surgical guides with the Guide Creator. The software supports the design of dental restorations that can be produced at chair-side: inlays, onlays, crowns, veneers, bridges, and pontics.

Royal Laboratory has extended capabilities in Excoad, to do digital smile designing, creation of implant prosthesis, creation of provisional without crown cutting, creation of surgical splints, creation of surgical guides etc.

Manufacturing of Crowns & Bridges | Laboratory Machine

CAM is an application innovation that utilizes programs and hardware to encourage and robotize fabricating measures. It utilizes PC driven assembling measures for upgraded and smoothed out assembling, proficient plan, and unrivaled hardware computerization. Without CAM, there is no CAD. Computer-aided design centers around the plan of an item or part. What it looks like, how it capacities. CAM centers around how to make it.

Dental Crown Fabrication; XTCERA - X Mill 300

X-mill 300 is a four-axis joint dental carving and milling machine which has an integrated design, so that the work area can be simplified. It has 4-axis dry milling processing which helps mill inlays, onlays, crowns, veneers, bridges, and pontics. Not every tooth can be treated with CAD-CAM dentistry, so your dental professional will decide whats best. Because precision and fit are essential for your dental restoration, the practitioner may prefer using the conventional laboratory method for complex fabrications.

You may visit Royal Dental Laboratory to know about Dental Crowns made with CAD-CAM technology and how it may impact your smile.

Prosthesis & Bridge; CORiTEC 350i - Imesicore

The CORiTEC 350i processing system from Germany is an innovative machine concept, developed to meet our requirements of modern CAD/CAM processing. The processing of all relevant prosthesis materials of Composite Resin (SAPT.resin, SAPT.CemResin, SAPT.3Dresin), PMMA (SAPT.multiCOM), Porcelain/Zirconia, High- impact polymer (SAPT.HIPC) and SAPT.BioPEEK is possible with a single machine system, virtually without restrictions. Its 5-axes simultaneous wet/dry processing for exceptional speed and precision is commendable. 350i’s process capability for all dental materials including metals for greatest versatility. Along with the 5-axis CORiTEC 350i – imes – icore, we also have a number of 4-axis imported machines for CAM.

Using modern laboratory methods, your dentist would prepare your tooth, make an impression, and create the fin al restoration in a single visit.

Designs4Vision Microscope

The reason for D4V loupes or microscopes is to improve and amplify a picture to the best outcomes in dental methods. It offers a selective telescope plan with accuracy covered optics for the most ideal vision through the perspective and simple fringe vision around the telescope.

Keeler Loupes

Keeler Prismatic loupes offer amplifications of 3.5x which is higher amplification with kaleidoscopic optics, ensuring edge to edge lucidity and exact shading interpretation. Keeler loupes are laser adjusted and treated against intelligent covering to create a prevalent picture.

Heater, Zubler Sintering – V200

Dental sintering heaters are utilized to handle dental zirconia after it has been processed into a crown, extension, system, or other reclamation. These heaters are equipped for arriving at the amazingly high temperatures needed to sinter zirconia to its last hardness. The sintering cycle includes pressure just as warmth, diminishes the porosity and expands the thickness of clay materials, for example, zirconia. During the sintering, cycle zirconia goes through a lot of shrinkages, which is the reason we keep up sound concrete space for our patient crowns. Our Zubler V200 has top-notch molybdenum disilicide warming components that arrive at an end temperature of 1650°C. Through this property, they achieve a fundamentally longer life. The dental crowns and systems are put in sintering plates which are loaded up with a bed of zirconium uphold dots. The plate is intended to fit precisely in the heater chamber. The bed of zirconia globules takes into account a sintering cycle with low grinding and results in mutilation free systems.

Heater, Zubler Ceramic – S400

The warming loops utilized by Zubler in clay broilers emanate at temperatures far above 1000°C during the sintering stage. In any event, when terminating a full plate of patient crowns simultaneously, the outcomes are indistinguishable, even without expanding the last temperature. The significance of the sintering cycle in the assembling of reclamations from zirconium oxide in regular research facility practice has for quite some time been thought little of.