Why should you use a high quality, more expensive dental laboratory
At the tooth studio we offer ongoing case planning and case management resources that facilitate the best possible outcome for every case.Here are our resources available to you from the start of your case with us, and a simple explanation of how it can save you money in the long run.
Help with Case planning:
- Additive/Subtractive Method
- Implant consulting (In house Custom Abutments, tissue management).
- Mergence Profile
- Tissue management (Papilla management, Crestial bone and contact management). For all Crowns, Bridges, and Implants.
Up to date user-friendly Checklists for cosmetic and restorative cases
Up To date user-friendly prescriptions sheet
- R/X (Coming Soon)
We believe that we can work together to make a more efficient and productive relationship, which will help throughout the complete process of each case, and we can prevent most remakes and any discrepancies that may arise, through being proactive and holding to a high standard in our control of the case from start to finish.
Our remake factor in a month is, .01, which correlates to approximately 3.5 crowns a month.
Our philosophy is for you to seat our crowns in fifteen minutes.
Using a study of a dentist needs to make $600.00 an hour to make his practice profitable.
15min = $150.00
Lab Bill: Lab X = $150.00
Seating time average 30 min = $300.00
Remake factor 5% = $7.50
Total one crown cost = $457.50
At 100 a month= $4570.50
Lab Bill: The Tooth Studio = $250.00
Seating time average 15 min= $150.00
Remake factor 1% = $2.50
Total: one crown cost = $402.50
At 100 a month= $4020.50
Using this research basis of a platform for a successful dental practice, and our average of only 1% remake factor, we can determine that 100 Crowns a month equates to 5 Crowns a day, and saving 15mins per crown would be 1.5hours saved each day. Which would equate to a savings of $18000 a month, and $216,000 a year in total savings.
Over all you get a highly efficient experience and a better quality product.
How much is your time worth to you and your practice?
Which one would you choose?
The occlusion is equilibrated on every model, shimstock 17-micron occlusion and contacts on a solid model.
As a joking quote that he says at the office of Dr. Willie Cantu, “ the crowns are so good that he can throw them in the mouth from across the room.” He says to his staff as he sees a crown seating on his schedule.
