Our Work

Milling

While today’s milled ceramics provide exceptional benefits, ultimately, it’s precision which is the the defining feature of a superior restoration.

Accuracy impacts aesthetics, fit and tensile strength, which is why our milling department is outfitted with top-of-the-line equipment, that are technologically capable of producing exquisite, true-to-life, and true-to-size restorations with definitive margins and smooth surfaces.

And yet with all the high-tech, highly-intelligent equipment our CAD/CAM department is replete with, we haven’t lost sight of the importance of the human element. After all, a machine’s output is only as good as its input. That’s why our CAD/CAM technicians are highly talented dental architects, with the ability to visualize and strategize idealized outcomes pertaining to every nuance at every angle.

Materials

Because your completed restoration is only as good as the raw materials used to create it, we use today’s top materials for the best, most true-to-life results. Whether tensile strength, aesthetics or cost considerations are your primary concern, at Aim we use only FDA approved and ADA accepted materials.

With our full range of top-of-the-line materials on hand, we’ve got what it takes to generate the kind of precision restorations we take pride in calling our own.

Precision

When it comes to dental work, precision matters. You already knew that. But did you know that a surplus gap of just 20 microns, much too small to be discernable by the human eye, can spell the difference between perfection and infection?

BEST CASE SCENARIO

When you send us a case, we’re aware that you’re entrusting us with a patient’s well-being, comfort, and not least important, self-image and confidence. Which is why we give each and every case the care, consideration and expert handling required to ensire that every case is your best case.

CASE IN POINT

Our star ceramics team created a beautiful full contour zirconia 3 unit bridge that would make any client proud.

After Quality Control (QC) testing, our high-powered microscope detected a marginal gap that was 20 microns too large. So we went ahead and created a new one from scratch.

The difference between these two restorations? 20 microns. It’s the difference between an Aim QC reject and one that will be delivered to our client with confidence and pride. It’s the difference between the kind of restoration that’s not ‘quite there’, and one that performs beautifully, flawlessly, and enduringly time after time. It’s the difference between good enough and perfect Aim.