The time it takes to make a denture in a lab can vary depending on a number of factors, including the complexity of the case and the specific process used. Here is a summary of the workflow for making a denture according to Myy Dental Lab:

Digital workflows shorten the lab process compared to traditional methods. However, the duration of the impression or scan can vary depending on the technology used.

With advances in technology such as 3D printing, the time it takes to make a denture can be greatly reduced. In some cases, a denture can be made on the same day using 3D printing technology.

Other factors: the specific needs of the patient, the type of denture (full or partial), and the workload of the dental lab can also affect the time it takes to make a denture.

It usually takes 4-5 days, and complex dentures may take about 10 days. Single crown porcelain teeth are generally completed in about 5 days, but for more complex fixed dentures such as long bridges or single bridges, it may take about 7-10 days.

Myy Dental Lab is extremely efficient and our lab has a complete process management system. Therefore, many customers choose to work with us.

Because our main customers are located overseas, such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Italy, France, Singapore, Africa, etc., customers are all over the world, so production time is a part that doctors and dental laboratories value very much. Myy Dental Lab’s efficiency is appreciated by our clients.

For an accurate timeline, please come and consult us.