 Let’s be honest, digital dentistry has revolutionised how we work. Intraoral scanners (IO Scans) have made impressions faster, cleaner, and in many cases, more accurate than traditional putty impressions. But with this transformation comes a new set of challenges, especially when crowns don’t seat the way we expect.
At Bremadent Dental Laboratory we see it, we solve it, and we want to help you minimise remakes, save chairtime and keep patients smiling.
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 If you’ve been hearing more about HIPC in digital dentistry conversations lately, you’re not alone. As materials continue to evolve alongside CAD/CAM workflows, HIPC has positioned itself as a reliable, modern solution for full arch restorations. At Bremadent Dental Laboratory in London, we’ve integrated HIPC into our workflow because it delivers where it matters most: strength, predictability, and efficiency for both the clinician and the patient.
Let’s break it down in simple terms, without the unnecessary jargon, so you can understand exactly what it is, why it works, and when it makes sense to use it.  At Bremadent Dental Laboratory in London, we understand that dentures are not just about replacing teeth. They are about confidence, function, familiarity, and patient comfort. One of the most common things dentists hear is “I like my denture, I just want a new one like this.” That is exactly where digital reference dentures, also known as copy dentures, provide a practical and highly effective solution.
This modern approach combines traditional clinical principles with digital dentistry to create a streamlined workflow that benefits dentists, dental practices, and patients alike. It is efficient, predictable, and importantly, it respects what already works for the patient while improving what does not.  If you’ve been practicing dentistry for more than a decade, you’ll remember a time when zirconia was spoken about in slightly hushed tones. Strong, yes. Reliable, mostly. Beautiful? Debatable. Fast forward to today and zirconia is no longer the mysterious new kid in the lab. It’s the backbone of modern restorative dentistry and one of the most requested materials we fabricate at Bremadent Dental Laboratory.
This article is a practical, no-nonsense deep dive into zirconia. Where it comes from, how it evolved in dentistry, what the science actually says, how it’s used today, and the real-world differences between layered and full contour monolithic zirconia. No hype. No fluff. Just solid, usable knowledge for dentists and dental teams.  When it comes to protecting teeth, easing muscle tension, and helping patients finally get a good night’s sleep, Michigan and Tanner splints are two of the most trusted solutions available. As a dental laboratory that has been crafting high quality appliances since 1969, we have seen just how transformative a well made splint can be. They may not look glamorous, but they certainly know how to keep teeth out of trouble. Think of them as the quiet heroes working overnight while your patient dreams peacefully of a world without jaw pain.
This guide walks you through what these splints are, how they work, who they help, and why partnering with a high quality lab makes all the difference. |
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 Kash Qureshi - Managing Director, Clinical Dental Technician
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Kash Qureshi is a Clinical Dental Technician (Denturist) in the U.K who oversees and quality controls over 3000+ fixed and removable prosthesis including implant cases from a clinical and technical aspect monthly at Bremadent Dental Laboratory & Swissedent Denture Clinic in London. www.swissedent.co.uk www.bremadent.co.uk [email protected] Categories
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