Product & Capability Catalog

Restorative Products & Solutions

Overview of core dental laboratory categories, Full Arch / All-on-X terminology, and additional practice services.

Pricing varies by region. Please contact your sales representative for current regional pricing.

Turnaround varies by product, case complexity, record completeness, and workflow. Please confirm timing with your lab contact before scheduling the patient.

Crown & Implant

Category Framework

Fixed single-unit crowns, bridges, inlays/onlays, and single or multi-unit implant restorations.

Fixed restorative workflows supporting both natural-tooth preparations and implant-supported restorations across anterior and posterior regions.

Laboratory Capabilities

Monolithic zirconia and multilayer zirconia restorations
Lithium disilicate (E.max) crowns, veneers, inlays, and onlays
Porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM), porcelain-fused-to-zirconia (PFZ), and full-metal restorations
PMMA provisional restorations
Screw-retained and cement-retained implant restorations with stock or customized abutment packages

Required Clinical Details

Completed Rx specifying tooth numbers, restoration type, and requested material
Preparation scan or physical impression, opposing arch, and bite record
Shade selection (and stump/prep shade or reference photos where relevant)
For implant cases: implant system/brand, platform/connection, scan body or impression coping, and retention preference

How to Start:

Submit digital intraoral scans or physical impressions together with a complete Rx. For implant cases, confirm component or scan-body compatibility with the technical team if unsure.

What to Expect Next:

Intake review verifies margin clarity, interocclusal space, and component information before CAD design and milling/finishing.

Pricing varies by region. Please contact your sales representative for current regional pricing and confirm expected timing before scheduling the patient.

Removable & Surgical Guide

Category Framework

Complete dentures, partial dentures, relines/repairs, custom trays, bite blocks, and surgical guides.

Removable prosthetic workflows from initial records and try-in stages through finished prostheses, alongside digital surgical guide fabrication.

Laboratory Capabilities

Complete full dentures and acrylic partial dentures
Cast metal framework partial dentures and flexible partials (e.g., Valplast / Snap-On workflows)
Custom impression trays and wax bite blocks / rims
Hard and soft relines, denture repairs, and tooth/clasp additions
Surgical guides fabricated from coordinated digital scan and planning records

Required Clinical Details

Rx specifying arch (upper, lower, or both), prosthesis or stage requested, and shade/mold details
Preliminary or final impressions/scans, opposing arch, and bite record / VDO
Standing or case-specific preferences for try-in base, framework, clasps, flange, or palate design

How to Start:

Indicate on the Rx whether the submission is for custom tray, bite block, try-in setup, final finish, reline, repair, or surgical guide.

What to Expect Next:

Multi-stage removable cases proceed step by step through the requested try-in or finishing stage, with office confirmation whenever adjustments are needed.

Pricing varies by region. Please contact your sales representative for current regional pricing.

All-on-X & Smile Makeovers

Category Framework

Full-arch implant-supported restorations, provisional prototypes, bar workflows, and multi-unit esthetic cases.

A full-arch restoration replaces an entire upper or lower arch using multiple implants for support. This category also covers coordinated anterior veneers and smile-design workflows.

Laboratory Capabilities

PMMA temporary / prototype restorations (including immediate-load or trial prototype workflows)
Ti-base full-arch restorative workflows
Implant-bar supported full-arch workflows (e.g., All-on-4, All-on-5, All-on-6 configurations)
Full-arch zirconia final restorations
Anterior veneers and digital smile-design diagnostic workflows

Required Clinical Details

Implant system, platform, and restorative level (implant-level vs. multi-unit abutment level)
Implant-position records (including photogrammetry where applicable) plus intraoral / soft-tissue scan
Opposing arch, bite registration / VDO, existing provisional records, and clinical reference photos
Design approval preferences prior to final fabrication

How to Start:

Full-arch workflows vary by implant system, restorative level, and scanning system. Confirm the required record protocol with the lab before scanning or submitting.

What to Expect Next:

The technical team reviews implant-position, soft-tissue, and bite records, coordinates prototype/try-in or design approval stages as requested, and confirms any questions with the doctor.

Pricing varies by region. Please contact your sales representative for current regional pricing and confirm stage-by-stage timing before scheduling the patient.

Appliances & Clear Aligner

Category Framework

Night guards, retainers, bleaching trays, sports guards, space maintainers, expanders, and clear aligners.

Custom occlusal, protective, retention, whitening, and orthodontic appliances fabricated from digital scans or physical impressions.

Laboratory Capabilities

Night guards / occlusal splints (hard, soft, and hybrid / dual-laminate options)
Orthodontic retainers (Hawley retainers and Essix clear retainers)
Custom bleaching trays and sports mouthguards
Space maintainers, orthodontic expanders, and snore guards
Clear aligner workflows (ICO Aligners)

Required Clinical Details

Rx specifying arch (upper, lower, or both), appliance type, and material/thickness preference
Complete upper and lower arch scans or impressions
Bite registration (including open-bite clearance record where applicable for occlusal guards)

How to Start:

Submit full-arch scans or impressions with an Rx noting your appliance type and any standing office preferences for thickness or occlusal contact.

What to Expect Next:

Intake review checks arch completeness and bite clearance before digital design or appliance thermoforming/milling.

Pricing varies by region. Please contact your sales representative for current regional pricing.

Additional Products & Services

Category Framework

Dental practice oral-care products, whitening supplies, and practice marketing services (via Doves1).

Separate from core dental laboratory restorative fabrication, additional practice supplies and digital marketing services are available through the public Doves1 store.

Laboratory Capabilities

Dental practice oral-care products: toothpaste and water flossers
Whitening products: in-office whitening, take-home whitening kits, and whitening devices
Practice marketing services: Google Local SEO, Local Services Ads (LSA), PPC, Facebook Business Page, and Website Design / Hosting

Required Clinical Details

Direct store order or marketing inquiry via https://www.doves1.com/store/ (doves1com@gmail.com)

How to Start:

Visit the public Doves1 store for current product availability or contact doves1com@gmail.com for store and marketing inquiries.

What to Expect Next:

Store and marketing inquiries are handled separately from laboratory prescription case intake.

Store item availability and promotional pricing are managed directly on the public Doves1 store.

Full Arch / All-on-X Reference

Understanding Full Arch / All-on-X Workflows & Terminology

A full-arch restoration replaces an entire upper or lower arch using multiple implants for support. Because full-arch cases involve multiple implants, soft-tissue contours, and vertical dimension records, clear terminology helps dental office staff and laboratory technicians coordinate smoothly.

Supported Full-Arch Product Families

PMMA temporary / prototype restorations for provisional or trial stages
Ti-base full-arch restorative workflows
Implant-bar workflows (such as All-on-4, All-on-5, and All-on-6 bar-supported designs)
Full-arch zirconia final restorations
Related smile-makeover and multi-unit esthetic restorative workflows

Common Implant & Full-Arch Terminology

Educational definitions of common terms that may appear on prescriptions, component checklists, or laboratory communications:

Implant: The implant fixture placed in bone that provides the foundation for the restoration.
Multi-Unit Abutment (MUA): A prosthetic abutment commonly used in full-arch workflows to create a consistent restorative interface above the implants.
Customized Abutment: An individually designed abutment fabricated for an implant restoration when appropriate for the case.
Ti-base: A titanium metal interface used in some implant-supported restorative designs to connect the restoration to the implant or abutment platform.
Prosthetic Screw: A screw used to secure the prosthetic restoration or components in a screw-retained workflow.
PMMA Temporary / Prototype: A provisional restoration that may be used during some full-arch workflows to evaluate esthetics, phonetics, and occlusion before the final restoration.

These definitions are provided for office reference only and do not recommend a specific component or clinical design. Component selection and treatment planning remain with the treating dentist and technical team.