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| We’ve been your lab for {{contact.custom_field.services_active}}, so we know your C&B work. Here’s something worth knowing. The fastest-growing case type we’re seeing across our Florida and New York practices right now isn’t a new crown or bridge. It’s a hybrid restoration. | |||||
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Full-arch edentulous patients, the ones bouncing between temporaries and dentures, are increasingly asking for something fixed. Implant-retained hybrids give them that, and the practices building this workflow early are the ones growing their implant revenue in 2026. |
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At Dentallab.com, we handle the full-arch case start to finish. It starts with NeoGuide, our surgical guide for guided placement, which includes the NeoTemp provisional so the patient is taken care of from day one. From there we build the final to match the case, from fixed solutions like NeoPrep, our titanium prep-shaped bar with individual zirconia or PFZ crowns and pink porcelain or composite, and NeoSolidZir, to removable options like NeoFix, NeoClip, and NeoSnap. You send the scan. We handle the engineering. |
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The question isn’t whether hybrids are the future of full-arch. They already are. The question is whether your practice is positioned for it. |
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Next week I’ll share a case study from a practice that added hybrids to their workflow in six months, and what it actually took to get there. |
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Talk soon, The Dentallab.com Team |
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