Pricing
The rules are public. The number is yours.
Turnaround, what a price covers, everything that moves it and the whole volume ladder are on this page, so you can see how a case is costed before you speak to anyone. The figures themselves are quoted to your account in writing. No minimums, no annual contract, and one ladder for every practice — the tier is a rule, not a negotiation.
- 18products
- Quoted by the bench, makeable today
- 16%best rate
- Published, not negotiated
- 0minimums
- No volume commitment
- 0contracts
- No annual tie-in
The list
Every product, its bench time and what the price covers.
Read this first
- Rates are wholesale, per unit, in US dollars, quoted to the practice rather than to the patient, and given to your account in writing when it opens.
- They are delivered, duty paid. Shipping and any import duties are ours. Prescription dental prostheses are exempt from sales tax in most states and we do not charge tax on any line today, so the figure you are quoted is the figure on the invoice. Where we are ever required to collect it, it appears as its own line and is never folded into a unit price.
- Models and dies are included, not itemised afterwards. A guard arrives with its printed model, and a quadrant model is not a separate line on your invoice.
- A small number of products are quoted per arch or per case rather than per unit. The basis is printed against every product below, so you always know what a quoted figure will cover before you ask for it.
Crown & Bridge
01 · 9 products
| Restoration | Lab days | Priced |
|---|---|---|
| Monolithic zirconia crownFull-contour multilayer zirconia, milled and sintered on one bench from one blank. The default posterior unit — no porcelain to chip because there is no porcelain. | 5 | per unitPriced by material |
| Layered zirconia crownA zirconia core cut back and hand-layered with feldspathic ceramic for anterior work where a monolithic unit reads flat. | 7 | per unit |
| Lithium disilicate crownIPS e.max, pressed or milled. Still the reference standard for a single anterior unit bonded to prepared enamel. | 5 | per unit |
| VeneerPressed or refractory-die feldspathic veneers, delivered as a matched set with a try-in protocol and a stump-shade map. | 8 | per unit |
| Inlay / onlayPartial-coverage ceramic and hybrid-ceramic restorations where a full crown would remove sound tooth structure. | 5 | per unit |
| Zirconia bridgeThree units to full arch in 3Y or gradient zirconia, with connector cross-sections designed to span, not to hope. | 6 | per unitPriced by material |
| Metal-ceramic (PFM) crownNon-precious, noble and high-noble substructures with hand-applied ceramic. Still the right answer for certain long-span and cement-retained cases. | 6 | per unit |
| Full-cast crownGold and non-precious full-cast units for heavy function and minimal occlusal clearance. | 6 | On request |
| Milled provisionalPMMA provisionals milled from the definitive design, so the temporary and the final share one geometry. | 3 | On request |
Implant & Full Arch
02 · 6 products
| Restoration | Lab days | Priced |
|---|---|---|
| Custom implant abutmentMilled titanium or zirconia-on-titanium-base abutments with emergence profiles designed from the soft-tissue scan, not guessed. | 8 | On request |
| Screw-retained implant crownSingle-unit screw-retained restorations on a titanium base, with the access channel placed where the occlusion allows it. | 9 | On request |
| Implant-supported bridgeMulti-unit implant bridges, screw- or cement-retained, verified on a printed model with a passive-fit check before finishing. | 11 | On request |
| Full-arch fixed prosthesisMonolithic zirconia or titanium-bar hybrid full-arch restorations, staged through prototype, verification jig and definitive delivery. | 18 | On request |
| Milled implant barTitanium and cobalt-chrome bars for overdentures, milled from a single blank with attachment housings positioned to the design. | 13 | On request |
| Surgical guideTooth-, tissue- and bone-supported guides printed in a Class I biocompatible resin, with a treatment plan returned for your approval first. | 4 | On request |
Dentures & Partials
03 · 6 products
| Restoration | Lab days | Priced |
|---|---|---|
| Complete dentureConventional and fully digital complete dentures, processed in high-impact base resin with a recorded, not assumed, occlusal scheme. | 12 | per arch |
| Digital dentureMilled or printed from a bonded disc so the base and teeth are one body — reproducible, and re-printable from the same file if it is lost. | 8 | per arch |
| Cast metal partialCobalt-chrome frameworks designed on the digital model with rests, guide planes and reciprocation drawn before a single clasp is cast. | 12 | per arch |
| Flexible partialThermoplastic nylon partials for aesthetic clasping in the anterior, with metal-free retention. | 9 | per arch |
| Implant overdentureAttachment-retained overdentures, from two-implant locator cases to bar-supported full arches. | 14 | per arch |
| Reline / rebase / repairChairside-to-lab turnarounds on relines, rebases, tooth additions and fractures. | 2 | On request |
Appliances
04 · 4 products
| Restoration | Lab days | Priced |
|---|---|---|
| Occlusal guardHard, dual-laminate and soft guards, printed or pressed, adjusted to a recorded centric relation rather than to maximum intercuspation by default. | 4 | per arch |
| Occlusal / TMJ splintMichigan, anterior deprogrammer and repositioning splints, built to a prescribed vertical dimension. | 5 | per arch |
| Clear alignersDoctor-directed aligner sequences with a staged treatment plan returned for approval before a single tray is printed. | 10 | Being priced |
| RetainerClear vacuum-formed, Hawley and fixed lingual retainers, supplied in matched sets. | 3 | per arch |
Digital Services
05 · 4 products
| Restoration | Lab days | Priced |
|---|---|---|
| Design-only fileWe design, you mill. A finished, nested restoration file returned in your CAM format, usually inside a working day. | 1 | per case |
| Printed modelSolid and die-sectioned models printed to a validated accuracy protocol, with articulator mounting on request. | 2 | per arch |
| Diagnostic wax-upDigital wax-ups returned as a render, a printed model and a matrix, so the case is sold before it is prepped. | 4 | per case |
| Smile designFacially driven design from photographs and scan data, delivered as a patient-facing presentation and a trial smile. | 5 | per case |
Why some lines say on request
Every product above that shows a basis is one our bench has quoted and we can make today. The catalogue is broader than that on purpose — we intend to cover everything a practice needs — but we would rather show you the gap than quote a figure nobody at the bench has agreed to. Being priced means the work is agreed and the rate is being settled. Agreed with our laboratory and being priced now. We will publish the rate here as soon as it is settled, and you will see it before you are ever asked to use it. On request means write to us and we will come back with a real number and a real date, or tell you we cannot.
Volume
The better rate is a rule, not a negotiation.
Standard
List
Every account, from the first case
Where every account starts, from its first case. No minimum to reach it.
Volume
8% off
200+ units a month
From around 200 units a month.
Partner
16% off
500+ units a month
From 500 units a month. Our best published rate, on every item we make.
Tiers are reviewed with you against your recent volume — a single quiet month does not move you, and a change of tier is a conversation before it is an invoice. Your current rate and the tier above it are both shown in your account, on the same page as your prices.
What changes the price
Six variables, and one that deliberately is not on the list.
01
The material you prescribe
A full-contour zirconia crown, a translucent one and a hand-layered one are three different amounts of bench labour, and the list reflects that rather than averaging it into a single crown price.
02
Models and dies are in the price
Printed models, dies and articulation are included, not itemised afterwards. A guard arrives with its model. If you have been billed separately for a quadrant model or a reduction coping before, that line does not exist here.
03
Span, units and complexity
Crowns and bridges are priced per unit, pontics included — a three-unit bridge is three. Guards and splints are priced per arch, so upper and lower is two. Your case is counted from the teeth you select when you submit it.
04
Rush, with no surcharge
On fixed and appliance work, rush compresses laboratory time and is not billed as an extra. What it cannot compress is transit, so we quote the delivery date we can actually hold rather than the one you would prefer to hear.
05
Delivered, duty paid
The figure you are quoted is the figure on the invoice. Shipping and any duties are ours, not a line added at the end — you should be able to cost a case from your rate card without a freight table and a map.
06
Volume, on a published ladder
Regular work earns a better rate, and the rate card is on this page rather than behind a negotiation. No minimums, no annual contract, and nothing you have to ask for — the tier is a rule, not a favour.
07
What does not change it
Tenure, the size of your practice, or how hard you are willing to haggle. Two practices sending the same volume pay the same figure, and neither of them had to be good at negotiating to get it.
Prices are reviewed periodically, and a change is sent to your account in writing before it takes effect. A case is priced on the day it ships, at the list in force that day, and that price is fixed onto the invoice — a later change never rewrites work already sent or an invoice already issued.
Open an account
Ask for your rate. The warranty behind it is published either way.
Read the warranty before you send anything. Most accounts are live within one working day, and your rate card comes with the account.