Our range of dental prosthetics products includes fixed prosthetics, dentures, dental implants, and removable appliances. Fixed prosthetics are designed to replace a single tooth or multiple teeth and are permanently fixed in place. Dentures are removable appliances that replace all the teeth in a patient’s mouth and can be either full or partial dentures. Dental implants are a long-term solution for missing teeth and consist of a small screw that is placed into the jawbone and a crown that is attached to the screw. Removable appliances are dental appliances that are designed to be taken in and out of the mouth, such as retainers, nightguards, and mouthguards.

Our range of products is designed to help our clients achieve optimal dental health and appearance while providing durable, long-lasting solutions that meet their specific needs.

Is a dental implant from a lab a practical thing or a cosmetic one? As a dentist, you know it can be both. You’re in the business of helping people to chew their food properly, but you’re also contributing to their personal confidence. In the bad old days, certain unfortunate people would have a mouth full of unsightly dark grey fillings and a few gaps. No wonder they would put their hand over their mouth when they laughed.

But the advent of the implant has changed all that, and the great news is that you can provide this service to your patients, even if you’re a local dentist with small premises and no way of making implants - or anything else – yourself. We at VTS Dental Lab might as well be right down the street from you because with a phone call and a few details, we can produce and dispatch whatever you and your patients need, and it will be with you in 14 days or less.

Things are improving all the time in the implants area, because of the materials that are being used. Your patients probably understand the concept of implants, but they almost certainly don’t know about what they can be made of. Many still think of dark grey fillings and gold teeth, the latter being undeniably durable but disconcertingly noticeable. Not everyone wants to look like a pirate or a 1990s heavyweight boxing champion. Mention porcelain to a patient and they will probably think of something that is used in bathroom items – and which can be smashed quite easily anyway. Tell them about zirconia and eMax and they will give you a blank look and wait for an explanation.

That means it is up to you, the dentist, to find out more about modern dental implant materials at our labs (right here on our website) and find a way of explaining so that not only can the patient understand, but they like the sound of it.

If the question is “Is there a dental implant lab near me?”, the answer is probably no in the literal sense but may be yes, because obviously there must be dentists who live or practise near a dental implant lab. But an implant dental lab that makes and stocks top-quality products and sells them at low prices? Only if you’re near one of ours.