Products

At Gibson Dental we take pride in staying up-to-date on the latest fabrication techniques and technology. That includes using 3D printers to create our products when appropriate. Some of the technology we have invested in

IMPLANT CASE STUDY A Sample Complex Implant Case | True Case completed by Gibson Dental Designs More and more patients are requesting full restorative implant work. Although these cases are not common, they are complex,

Dental implants are a stable, long-lasting options for replacing missing teeth. Titanium posts are surgically fused into the jawbone beneath the gums. Once placed, a dentist will mount the artificial tooth, providing a secure, precise

Porcelain-fused-to-metal products or full-cast alloy fabrications continue to be mainstays of restorative dentistry. The quality of the alloys and porcelains continues to be advanced and meets the highest standards. All cases are returned with alloy

There are more options than ever when it comes to all-ceramic restorations. There are two types of all-ceramic crowns and bridges: Zirconia-based and eMax. Don’t hesitate to contact one of our expert technicians with questions

Impak Nightguards The IMPAK Transparent appliance is a hard bite mouth guard or splint with soft retention. IMPAK can be a bruxism appliance with hard biting surfaces, a night retainer to assist in orthodontic correction,

The dentures of today are more comfortable and natural looking than ever before. Much of this comfort and fit is dependent on the partnership between a patient’s dentist and dental lab to ensure proper, precise

Removable partial dentures consist of artificial teeth attached to a gum or mouth-colored base made from a variety of materials. Depending on the patient’s needs, oftentimes these prosthetics have metal clasps to attach to remaining

The fabrication of successful removables is an art that takes years of know-how and talent to perfect. As a full-service dental laboratory, Gibson Dental Designs can offer the client a full range of removable restorations.

Crowns and bridges are the most common types of restoration work in dentistry. For more than 34 years, our laboratory has been a leader in crafting top quality crown and bridge restorations. A crown is