SERVICE

Tempe All-on-X Zirconia

Tempe practices running high-volume implant days need a full-arch zirconia workflow that keeps pace with the chair. Dani Dental accepts intraoral scans and CBCT data directly, converts them through an in-house digital design pipeline, and mills monolithic zirconia arches that seat predictably. No third-party design farm, no handoff lag. The file goes from your scanner to our CAM floor, and the arch ships back to your Tempe address.

  • Pre-paid two-way shipping, nationwide
  • A named technician on every case
  • Margins verified against your prescription
  • Tempe + Tucson locations

THE SERVICE

Built to your prescription.

Tempe practices running high-volume implant days need a full-arch zirconia workflow that keeps pace with the chair. Dani Dental accepts intraoral scans and CBCT data directly, converts them through an in-house digital design pipeline, and mills monolithic zirconia arches that seat predictably. No third-party design farm, no handoff lag. The file goes from your scanner to our CAM floor, and the arch ships back to your Tempe address.

THE DETAIL

How we build it.

Most national-network labs routing through Arizona treat full-arch zirconia as a high-volume commodity: standardized design libraries, offshore design queues, and remake warranties that sound reassuring until you factor in the three-week hold on your patient's temporaries. Dani Dental keeps design, milling, and QC under one Arizona roof. The technician who designs the arch is the same person who signs off on the finished prosthetic before it ships. Regional labs in the Tempe and East Valley market often handle crown-and-bridge competently but lack the implant prosthetics depth for full-arch cases: bar-retained hybrids, screw-retained monolithic bridges on multi-unit abutments, and conversion prosthetics that need to be retrofit to existing fixture positions. Dani's team has built those cases since the early 2000s, when full-arch implant prosthetics was still a specialist-only procedure. The learning curve is behind us, not ahead of you. On communication, the practice-facing churn data is clear: dentists leave labs over price opacity, slow responses, and quality inconsistency. Dani addresses all three directly. Pricing for All-on-X zirconia arches is quoted per case with no procurement maze. Response time on open cases is same business day. And the sub-2.5% remake rate is not a marketing claim; it is the figure we track per technician and review quarterly. If a Tempe practice has had a run of remakes with a prior lab, that number is worth asking about before you send the next case.

GETTING CASES TO US

Logistics, to the bench.

Tempe practices running high-volume implant days need a full-arch zirconia workflow that keeps pace with the chair. Dani Dental accepts intraoral scans and CBCT data directly, converts them through an in-house digital design pipeline, and mills monolithic zirconia arches that seat predictably. No third-party design farm, no handoff lag. The file goes from your scanner to our CAM floor, and the arch ships back to your Tempe address. Every All-on-X case is assigned to a named technician. That person's direct line ships with the case. If angulation on a posterior implant is borderline, or if your patient's vertical dimension needs a second look before milling, call the technician. Not a queue. Not a ticket. The conversation happens in hours, not business days. For practices near ASU and the Tempe biomedical corridor, where same-day consultations and compressed treatment timelines are common, that response speed matters. Material selection is monolithic zirconia as the default, with layered options available when anterior esthetics demand it. Shade verification follows the Vita Classical and Vita 3D-Master systems. Occlusal design is handled with full-arch articulation data where provided. If your digital impression includes a digital bite record, we use it. If not, we flag it before milling, not after delivery.

COMMON QUESTIONS

What practices ask

What scan formats does Dani Dental accept for All-on-X zirconia cases from Tempe practices?
We accept STL and PLY files from all major intraoral scanners including iTero, 3Shape TRIOS, Medit, and Carestream. CBCT DICOM data is accepted for implant position verification on complex angulation cases. If your scan workflow is newer or nonstandard, call the lab before the appointment and we will confirm compatibility within the same business day.
How long does a standard full-arch monolithic zirconia case take from scan receipt to delivery in Tempe?
Standard turnaround is 5 business days from confirmed scan receipt. Rush production (3 business days) is available for an additional fee and requires contact with your assigned technician before submission to confirm milling availability. Same-day or next-day is not offered on full-arch zirconia; the design review step cannot be compressed without quality risk.
Does Dani Dental handle conversion prosthetics for existing implant fixtures?
Yes. Conversion cases require the existing fixture positions mapped either through a verified CBCT or a full-arch impression with analog placement. The assigned technician will review the case before milling to confirm the design is compatible with your patient's existing fixture spacing and angulation. We have handled conversions on Nobel, Straumann, Zimmer, and BioHorizons platforms.
What is the remake policy for All-on-X zirconia cases?
If the prosthetic does not seat due to a lab-side design or milling error, we remake at no charge and prioritize the case in the production queue. We ask that the original arch and a written note describing the discrepancy be returned within 10 business days of delivery. Remakes resulting from scan quality issues or undisclosed changes to fixture position are quoted separately.
Can Tempe practices request a specific shade or translucency for anterior esthetics on a full-arch case?
Yes. Monolithic zirconia is available in standard, high-translucency, and ultra-translucency grades. Shade is matched to Vita Classical or Vita 3D-Master references. For patients with strong anterior esthetic requirements, we recommend submitting a facial photograph and shade tab reference image alongside the scan. Layered cutback options are available when monolithic translucency alone is insufficient.
How does the named-technician model work for Tempe accounts?
Each Tempe practice account is assigned a primary technician at onboarding. That technician's direct phone number is printed on every case return. They review your incoming scans, flag design questions before milling, and are the contact point for any post-delivery adjustments. If your primary technician is unavailable, a backup technician is assigned and identified on the case documentation.

REQUEST A DOCTOR KIT

Try the work before you switch.

Request a Doctor Kit and we'll mail RX pads, a shade guide, and pre-paid shipping for your first three cases. No call, no contract.