Cosmetic Laboratory Services at Oceanic Dental
Oceanic Dental Laboratory provides cosmetic lab fabrication to dental practices across Australia. From veneers, cosmetic crowns to aesthetic restorations, our ceramists fabricate each case to the specifications provided by your practice.
Our Oceanic Smile Design service offers an efficient way to plan and preview restoration aesthetics before fabrication begins, supporting confident clinical decisions and accurate outcomes.
Cosmetic Service Information
Combine traditional Methods with the Latest Technology Our Skilled Technicians and Specialists Offer Material Support and Cosmetic Advice Materials for Cosmetic Fabrication FAQCosmetic Dental Lab Services that Combine traditional Methods with the Latest Technology
Oceanic Dental Laboratory combines time-tested fabrication techniques with contemporary digital workflows to deliver cosmetic restorations that meet the clinical and aesthetic standards your practice depends on. Our team works with CAD/CAM design, digital scanning, and 3D printing technology to produce accurate digital or physical mockups before fabrication begins, giving partnering dentists a reliable visual reference for the final restoration outcome.
This capability is particularly valuable for complex cosmetic cases where shade accuracy, contour, and proportion are critical. By integrating digital planning into the fabrication process, we help reduce adjustments at chairside and support a more streamlined experience for your patients.
Our skilled Technicians and Specialists offer Material Support and Cosmetic Advice
Our ceramists and technicians are available to support your team at every stage of the cosmetic fabrication process. Whether you need guidance on material selection, shade matching, tooth preparation, or case planning, our team brings hands-on expertise and a practical understanding of what works in clinical settings.
We partner with dental practices across Australia to ensure each cosmetic case is set up for success from the outset. If you have a complex case or are working with unfamiliar material, contact our team before submission and we will work through the details with you.
Materials for Cosmetic Fabrication
Oceanic Dental Laboratory fabricates cosmetic restorations in IPS emax® and Zirconia, giving partnering practices the flexibility to select the most appropriate material for each case.
IPS emax® is widely chosen for anterior cosmetic cases due to its exceptional translucency and life-like aesthetics, making it well-suited for veneers and anterior crowns where natural appearance is the priority. Zirconia delivers outstanding strength and is suited to cases where durability and resilience are required alongside an aesthetic outcome.
Our team can advise on material selection based on your case requirements. Contact us to discuss the most appropriate option for your next cosmetic restoration.
FAQ
Does Oceanic Dental offer support for digital dentistry workflows?
Yes, our laboratory is fully equipped to support your digital dentistry workflow. We accept digital impressions and can work with STL files from various intraoral scanners.
Can you accommodate custom requests and unique cosmetic cases?
Our team is ready to work with your case requirements whether it’s a specialised material choice, specific aesthetic demands, or complex rehabilitation cases for facial trauma.
What is the turnaround time for Oceanic Dental cosmetic restorations?
Our turnaround time varies based on the complexity of the case and type of restoration. Generally, we aim to complete cases within a standard timeframe of 5-10 business days. Rushed cases are available upon request.
Why Choose Oceanic Dental for Cosmetic Lab Work?
At Oceanic Dental Laboratory, our ceramists fabricate each restoration with close attention to shade, contour, and material characteristics – delivering cosmetic restorations that arrive ready for clinical placement.
We fabricate cosmetic restorations in IPS emax® and Zirconia, with each case produced under rigorous quality checks at every stage of fabrication. Whether your practice prioritises the translucency of emax® for anterior work or the strength of Zirconia for more demanding cases, our team has the material expertise and technical capability to meet your specifications.
From single-unit cosmetic cases to full-arch rehabilitations, Oceanic Dental Laboratory supports dental practices across Australia with consistent turnaround times, experienced ceramists, and a submission process built around how modern dental practices operate.
Australia-Wide Cosmetic Dental Lab Fabrication
Oceanic Dental Laboratory provides cosmetic dental fabrication servcies to dental practice nationwide. With laboratory locations in Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney, partnering practices benefit from reliable logistics and consistent turnaround times regardless of where their clinic is based.
Submitting a cosmetic case is straightforward. Practices can send physical impressions via our pickup service, or submit digital scans directly through our secure client portal – whichever fits your existing workflow. Our team is experienced with both conventional and digital submissions, and can support practices transitioning to digital case management.
Rural and regional practices are equally supported. If you are outside a metropolitan area, contact our team to discuss the best submission method for your location.
Getting started with Oceanic Dental Laboratory
Getting started with Oceanic Dental Laboratory is straightforward. New practices can request a free lab starter pack, which includes lab slips, a pricebook, shipping satchels, and a shipping box – everything you need to begin submitting cases.
Once registered, dentists can log in to our secure client portal to submit digital scans, track orders, and manage case communications in one place. For practices sending physical impressions, our pickup service handles collection directly from your practice.
New to Oceanic Dental? Request a free lab starter pack, or call us on 1300 792 990 to discuss your next dental veneer case.






