SAPPHIRE DENTAL LAB

Restorations that seat right.

Crowns, bridges, veneers, and inlays shaped for the shade, contact, and occlusion you asked for — and checked against the prescription before they leave the bench.

A restoration only earns its keep at the moment it seats. That is where accurate margins, honest shade matching, and correct contacts decide whether the appointment is quick or frustrating. We build for that moment.

Work from your scan or impression, tell us the shade and the situation, and we handle the ceramics — flagging anything about clearance, emergence, or occlusion before we fabricate rather than after.

Materials & technology

Monolithic zirconia

Strong, precise full-contour units for posterior and high-load cases.

Layered ceramics

Hand-layered anterior work for depth, translucency, and natural shade.

Lithium disilicate (EMAX)

Aesthetic, well-bonding restorations for veneers and single units.

Veneers

Minimal-prep and conventional veneers matched to the smile line.

Inlays & onlays

Conservative indirect restorations with tight, verified contacts.

Implant crowns

Screw-retained and cemented crowns matched to your implant system.

How we handle your case

  1. Step 1

    Prescription & scan

    We confirm shade, material, and situation from your scan or impression, and query anything about clearance or margins up front.

  2. Step 2

    Design & craft

    Margins, contacts, and occlusion are designed and built on one bench, checked against your notes at each stage.

  3. Step 3

    Quality check & dispatch

    Every unit is verified against the prescription and shade before it ships, traceable end to end.

Finished work and the process behind it.

A finished molar crown held in tweezers against a black background

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Image 1 of 6. A finished molar crown held in tweezers against a black background

Recent cases

Drag to compare each crown & bridge case before and after.

Full upper rehabilitation — worn, uneven anteriors rebuilt for length, midline and shade, with the incisal edge set against the lower lip. — afterAfter
Full upper rehabilitation — worn, uneven anteriors rebuilt for length, midline and shade, with the incisal edge set against the lower lip. — beforeBefore
Full upper rehabilitation — worn, uneven anteriors rebuilt for length, midline and shade, with the incisal edge set against the lower lip.
Anterior veneers — discoloured, differently sized upper teeth brought to one shade and contour, with the gingival line evened out. — afterAfter
Anterior veneers — discoloured, differently sized upper teeth brought to one shade and contour, with the gingival line evened out. — beforeBefore
Anterior veneers — discoloured, differently sized upper teeth brought to one shade and contour, with the gingival line evened out.
Gold and missing units replaced in ceramic — the posterior gap closed and the arch rebuilt to a single shade across the smile line. — afterAfter
Gold and missing units replaced in ceramic — the posterior gap closed and the arch rebuilt to a single shade across the smile line. — beforeBefore
Gold and missing units replaced in ceramic — the posterior gap closed and the arch rebuilt to a single shade across the smile line.
Full-mouth reconstruction — amalgam restorations and staining replaced throughout, with occlusion re-established across both arches. — afterAfter
Full-mouth reconstruction — amalgam restorations and staining replaced throughout, with occlusion re-established across both arches. — beforeBefore
Full-mouth reconstruction — amalgam restorations and staining replaced throughout, with occlusion re-established across both arches.

From our bench.

Two finished molar crowns side by side on a black surface
A finished crown seated on its die in a printed model, seen at an angle
Individual finished zirconia crowns arranged on a black surface

Start with a single case.

Send us one case to see how we work, or ask about pricing and turnaround for your practice.