Watersedge Dental Laboratory Blog

  Selecting the right material for removable partial dentures (RPDs) directly affects patient comfort, function, and long-term oral health. Chrome cobalt has long been the standard for cast partial denture frameworks, mainly due to its compatibility with traditional casting methods. Yet, advances in digital denture dentistry, particularly computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) software, as well

In restorative dentistry, selecting appropriate materials is paramount to achieving precise, predictable, and lasting clinical outcomes. This guide provides a comprehensive comparison of two leading dental materials: lithium disilicate (commonly known by the brand name e.max) and zirconia. Watersedge Dental Laboratory covers both materials’ unique properties and applications, establishing the critical distinctions so that dental

Explore the nuances and preferred applications of closed tray, open tray, and digital scan techniques for acquiring optimal implant impressions.

An abutment is a crucial component used in dental implant restorations. An engineering term, the word “abutment” describes something designed to hold something else (such as a bridge support). In the context of dentistry, an abutment serves as a connector between the implant and the restoration (for example, an artificial tooth, crown or dentures). After

It’s time to work smarter, not harder, for your restorative density patients. Dental restoration cases are some of the most challenging—especially when the tooth in question is front and centre. Not only must it fit and function perfectly, but it also needs to look flawless. But matching one single central to the other single central