Scope
Fixed restorations for a defined prescription
TeeX’s catalogue includes zirconia systems and other all-ceramic fixed restorations. Crown and bridge enquiries should identify the restoration and the material intended for that specific case.
- Single crowns and multi-unit bridge enquiries
- Zirconia and other ceramic options to confirm with the team
- Shade, contour and finish requirements from the prescribing professional
Production
A digital route with an aesthetic finish
The company profile shows scanning, digital design, ceramic cutting, sintering equipment and an aesthetic restoration team. The exact manufacturing route depends on the restoration and agreed material.
- Review the model or digital record before design
- Confirm the proposed CAD/CAM and finishing steps
- Agree how design questions and approvals will be handled
Case brief
What to send for a useful case discussion
A clear brief helps the laboratory assess what is needed. Confirm accepted file formats and the submission method before transferring patient records.
On this page / Case brief
- Restoration type, tooth positions and approximate unit count
- Scan or model source and the referring laboratory’s instructions
- Shade reference, material preference and delivery destination
Before ordering
Confirm the product, documents and terms
Ask which exact material brand and product reference would be used, and which supporting documents are available for the ordered restoration. Commercial and transport terms should be agreed for the actual case.
- Material reference and available documentation
- Included production scope and bridge-unit counting
- Production estimate, transport arrangements and remake terms
For dental professionals. The prescribing clinician determines clinical indications and approves the treatment plan. Product specifications, documentation and order terms should be confirmed for each case.