# Ceramics Dental Lab

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## About Ceramics Dental Lab

Ceramics Dental Lab is a full-service dental laboratory in North Miami Beach, Florida. Its customers are dentists and dental practices, not patients. The website describes the business in its own words as 'Ceramics Dental Lab by Carlos Martinez is a full-service dental laboratory providing high-quality restorations and practice growth support to dental professionals in the South Florida community', and as 'Your full-service cutting-edge dental lab Creating luminous smiles since 1986'. The home page also states 'With over 30 years of experience' and 'Trusted by more than 3,000 clients around South Florida'.

Services and products are grouped on the site into four lines: Crowns and Bridge (fixed restorations), Implants, Removables, and Ortho. The lab says it fabricates restorations 'using cutting-edge CAD/CAM processes' and that its digital services are 'Compatible with all Scanners', accepting intraoral scans from clinicians using any digital scanning system. It also lists pickup and delivery, downloadable Rx prescription forms, digital case submission, and a case photo upload form.

To contact the lab or schedule anything, the phone number published on every page is (305) 940-4040 and the email addresses are info@ccdl.co and carloslab10@yahoo.com. Published hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00AM to 6:00PM. The address and location are on the contact page. The area served is described only as South Florida and the dental community there; no list of areas served, cities or ZIP codes is published.

the website publishes no price list, prices, rates or fees for any restoration, and there is no pricing page. A practice wanting a price, quote or estimate has to contact the lab by phone or email. Case turnaround times and case capacity are not published either.

Source: https://www.ceramicsdentallab.com/

## Where Ceramics Dental Lab works

Lists North Miami Beach, Frederick, Denton, South Bend, South Milwaukee, Martinez, and Issaquah as a location. Names Florida, South Korea, and Martinez as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

## Hours and contact

Ceramics Dental Lab is located at 3363 NE 163rd Street, Unit 804, North Miami Beach, FL 33160. That address appears on the contact page as both 'Our Location' and 'Contact Details'.

+ 1 (305) 940-4040. Email: info@ccdl.co and carloslab10@yahoo.com. Hours of operation are published as 'Monday - Friday, 8am EST - 6pm EST', with the business hours block listing 'Monday-Friday 8:00 - 6:00pm', 'Saturday Closed' and 'Sunday Closed'. Those are the only hours the site gives; no after-hours, holiday or weekend service is mentioned. The contact page has a 'Send us a message' form, and the site also carries a 'GET STARTED' enquiry form offering 'a free consultation without any obligations'.

The area the lab describes serving is South Florida; the site names no other areas served, and no second location, branch or satellite office is listed. Case collection across that area is arranged through the Schedule a Pickup booking form rather than by walk-in appointment.

Background, from the About page (https://www.ceramicsdentallab.com/about-us/): the lab is described as 'Family Owned and Operated' and 'SERVING DENTISTS SINCE 1986', founded by ceramist Carlos Martinez. Its timeline states that in 1983 'Owner Carlos Martinez with Carlos Martinez Jr. started the lab out of their basement working full-time', and that in 1986 'Mr. Martinez opened his first dental laboratory in South Miami'. The home page advertises a 'WORRY-FREE WARRANTY' with the line 'Our no-fault remake policy ensures your satisfaction', but no warranty terms, duration or conditions are published. The About page says only 'We are certified, holding the highest standards in our industry' without naming any certification, accreditation or registration, and no licence or registration number appears anywhere on the site. The website is published in English only; no Spanish or other language version is offered.

Source: https://www.ceramicsdentallab.com/contact-us/

## Crowns, bridges and fixed restoration materials

The fixed restoration line, listed on the site as Crowns and Bridge, is summarised as 'Traditional metal-based crown', 'Latest Zirconia' and 'Lithium disilicate materials layered with porcelain'. The materials described on the page are:

Zirconia Porcelain - 'Layered, milled from solid Zirconia then layering porcelain provides the highest aesthetics. Best for customizing specific results.' Aesthetic Zirconia - 'Milled from solid Zirconia. Block pre-shaded to ensure consistent results, very high exceptional aesthetics can be used on almost all restorations.' IPS e.max, offered in Low Translucent and High Translucent - 'Lithium disilicate can be pressed or milled. Highly aesthetic, ideal for anterior cases and single units; stump shade required.' Lumineers - 'Highly aesthetic option for minimal preparation restoration. Best for customizing specific results.' PFM - a metal coping layered with porcelain; the page notes 'Model Needed' and lists the materials used as Base Alloy (NP), Noble, High Noble White Ceramic and High Noble Yellow Ceramic. Full Cast - 'No model needed', same four alloy options, described as 'Ideal for bruxism with minimal spacing and is gentle on surrounding dentition.'

The lab's products page adds that it provides 'a variety of fixed prosthodontics, including crowns, bridges, inlay, onlay, veneers'. For any of these cases the lab states it accepts 'both conventional impression materials as well as digital impression files from most major intraoral scanners'.

No price, cost, rates or fees are published for any material or unit, and no per-case turnaround time is published. To get a quote or estimate, or to book a case pickup, a practice contacts the lab by phone at (305) 940-4040 during its published hours.

Source: https://www.ceramicsdentallab.com/crowns-and-bridge/

## Implant restorations, abutments and implant case planning

The implants page describes five implant restoration options.

'Stock Abutments are pre-made, which lowers the cost and shortens the amount of time spent doing a dental implant.' They come in standard sizes for bone-level and tissue-level implants, can be straight or angled, are typically cement retained, and the page states they are 'not recommended for use in the esthetic zone'.

designed and milled to fit the crest of the tissue, made from titanium alloy and attached to the implant fixture with a titanium screw. The page's wording is that implant abutments 'have to offer long-term strength, high stability, excellent biocompatibility, and resistance to corrosion'.

milled from solid zirconia and bonded to a ti-base, designed either by scanning a wax-up followed by milling or entirely by CAD/CAM.

described as 'Retrievable, cement-free, and durable', constructed from monolithic solid zirconia with a titanium base connection, and offered for cases with limited interocclusal clearance or where residual cement is a concern.

the page says it eliminates the need for implant level impressions and that there is 'No need to remove the healing abutment'.

On process, the products page states the lab 'offers comprehensive dental implant planning services with full-time implant technicians who will assist you with restorative design options, price quotations, parts ordering, and clinical appointment scheduling'. That price quotation is given case by case: no implant prices, cost, rates or fees are published on the website, and no turnaround time is published. Implant Rx forms (Encode and Implants, Implant Full-Arch Restoration) are downloadable from the Send A Case page, and cases and quotes are arranged by contacting the lab at (305) 940-4040.

Source: https://www.ceramicsdentallab.com/implants/

## Removable prosthetics, night guards and orthodontic appliances

The removables line covers four categories.

'Our premium full denture utilizes the latest in injection molding for the most esthetic and precise fitting dentures available. All dentures are fabricated with the highest quality denture teeth.'

described as 'The perfect restorative option for patients with metal-based allergies. Our flexible partials are virtually unbreakable and easily removable.'

'Offering excellent fit and minimal thickness, our metal partial provides patients with the highest level of durability.'

'Our night guards are designed to alleviate the frequent grinding and clenching experienced by bruxer patients while sleeping. We offer soft, soft/hard, and hard night guards.' Anti-snoring and snore guard appliances are also pictured.

The separate ortho page (https://www.ceramicsdentallab.com/ortho/) covers aligners: a 'Removable molded BPA-free device. Custom-thermoformed for optimum fit. A long-term solution for retaining alignment in the anterior. Four, six, or eight-stage treatment (depending on requirements). Aligners always come in pairs (upper and lower). Designed to be replaced after approximately two weeks.' Mouthguards, retention and spring retainers are also shown. The products page adds that the lab uses 'high-resolution 3D Printers, powerful software for virtual tooth movement, and the creation of clear aligner systems'.

Removables Rx, Ortho Rx and Clear Image Aligners Rx forms are downloadable from the Send A Case page. No prices, cost, rates or fees are published for dentures, partials, night guards or aligners, and no fabrication turnaround time is published; a practice contacts the lab at (305) 940-4040 for a quote or estimate.

Source: https://www.ceramicsdentallab.com/removables/

## Sending a case: Rx forms, digital impressions, shipping fees and pickup scheduling

The Send A Case page sets out how a practice submits work. The lab states 'All you need is a model, our prescription form, and a shipping label to get started' and that a case can be sent as a digital impression or as a conventional case pickup.

Shipping charges, quoted as the lab's own published figures: 'Ship your case to Ceramics Dental Lab using FedEx overnight service and pay just $7 each way ($14 round-trip per box; contiguous U.S. only).' Alternatively, 'Use our prepaid USPS Priority Mail shipping labels at no charge, and your case will arrive to the lab in 2-3 business days and back at your office in 2-3 business days.' The page adds two cautions: 'Time of case pickup and delivery may affect turnaround time' and 'Overnight delivery may not be available in certain rural areas.' A bundling option is published: 'Include two or more cases in one box, and pay just $7 per box each way', with the inbound charge waived on every additional case in the same box. These are the only prices, rates or fees the site publishes; laboratory work itself has no published cost.

'Rush service must be scheduled by calling +1 (305) 940-4040 before the case is shipped to guarantee that rush service for your case will be available.' Rush cases should be marked RUSH on the box and on the prescription.

To book a collection, existing customers use the Schedule a Pickup form, which asks for name, email, address, an earliest and latest time window and a delivery date; the lab says 'Schedule an in-office pickup today and we'll get started on your order the following business day'. Rx forms for Crowns and Bridges, Removables, Ortho, Encode and Implants, Implant Full-Arch Restoration and Clear Image Aligners can be downloaded, and case photos can be uploaded through a form on the same page.

Source: https://www.ceramicsdentallab.com/send-a-case/

## What Ceramics Dental Lab has not published yet

These are things people ask Ceramics Dental Lab that its published information does not yet cover.

- prices
- availability
- case turnaround times
- warranty or remake policy terms
- case capacity
- certifications, licences or registrations
- clinical or treatment advice
- insurance or billing coverage

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