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A commercial dental laboratory est 2011

Specializing in Splints Mouthguards Dentures and removable implant hybrid denture systems acetal resin frames ect

09/11/2026

The trial stage is still part of a digital denture case, and it's worth planning for.

Digital design makes denture work more predictable, but most full denture cases still pass through a trial stage: a designed setup that lets you and your patient check tooth position, lip support, occlusion and appearance before the final denture is processed. It's the point where small changes are easy to make.

A few things that help the trial go smoothly:

The complete records at submission: the edentulous arch scans, the jaw relationship record and clear prescription notes covering shade, tooth mould, arch form and design intent.

A planned try-in appointment. Booking it as part of the case schedule, rather than expecting the final denture in one step, keeps the patient's expectations clear.

Feedback in one clear list. If the patient or you want changes at trial, a single set of notes back to us is easier to action than several separate messages.

Dental Devices by Jason works from your digital scan and prescription pad notes, not the patient's full clinical history, so what's included at submission is what guides the design.

We accept digital files from 3Shape, Medit, Sirona and iTero. Proudly Australian made, with a standard 5 working day in-lab turnaround plus postage time. Rush cases are available by appointment only.

Plan the trial into the case, and the final stage usually takes care of itself.

Dental Devices by Jason: the home of modern dental technology.

09/11/2026

The debond appointment is on the calendar. Is the retainer?

A common trap at the end of aligner treatment is treating retention as an afterthought: the final scan is sent once the appliances are off, and the patient leaves with no retainer while the case waits in the queue. A short retention gap is all it takes for teeth to start moving.

A better sequence plans the retainer into the debond day itself:

1. Send the final scan and prescription notes before the debond appointment. We accept digital files from 3Shape, Medit, Sirona and iTero, so the case reaches the lab instantly.

2. Allow 5 working days in the lab, plus postage time. Book the retainer delivery window to finish on or before the debond date, not after it.

3. Record exactly what you want prescribed: coverage, material, design intent and the planned fit date in the prescription pad notes.

4. Keep the digital file on record. A retained file means a replacement retainer can often be remade later without a new scan or impression.

We work from your prescription notes and digital scan, not the patient's full clinical history, so the details in your notes are what guide the appliance.

Proudly Australian made, with a standard 5 working day in-lab turnaround plus postage time. Rush cases are available by appointment only.

Dental Devices by Jason: the home of modern dental technology.

08/11/2026

Booking the fit appointment: why the date you pick matters.

A finished appliance arriving on time often comes down to one small planning decision made at the start: booking the fit appointment around the laboratory window, not before it.

Here's the sequence that keeps a case predictable:

1. Send the digital scan and prescription notes. Dental Devices by Jason works with files from 3Shape, Medit, Sirona and iTero, so the case reaches the lab instantly, without a courier delay on the way in.

2. Allow 5 working days in the lab. The clock starts once the complete file and notes are received.

3. Add postage time. Transit varies, so the fit date should sit after the delivery window, not on a guessed day.

4. Book the fit appointment after that window. If it lands earlier, a small delay in postage or file completeness can push the whole appointment.

A few extra things worth building in: public holidays, seasonal transport delays, and a complete file at submission. The complete scan, opposing arch, a bite registration where required, and clear prescription pad notes are what start the clock on day one.

Dental Devices by Jason works from the prescription pad notes and digital scan, not the patient's full clinical history, so the details you include at submission are what guide the case.

Proudly Australian made, with a standard 5 working day in-lab turnaround plus postage time. Rush cases are available by appointment only.

Plan the appointment around the window, and the rest of the case usually follows.

Dental Devices by Jason: the home of modern dental technology.

08/11/2026

The journey doesn’t end when your case leaves the lab. It’s all about making the next steps clear for your team and patient.

At Dental Devices by Jason, finished appliances are carefully packed and sent with tracked postage. When the case arrives, check the appliance against the prescription, inspect the packaging and appliance, and get in touch promptly if anything needs attention.

For the quickest review of a fit concern, send a photo with the area clearly marked, along with clear prescription notes. That gives our team useful context to assess the issue and advise next steps: sometimes without needing a new scan.

Our standard turnaround is 5 working days, plus postage time. When booking a fit appointment, plan around that window rather than a fixed delivery date. Rush cases are available by appointment only. If a remake is clinically appropriate, retained digital files may help us complete it faster.

A little planning after dispatch can help keep the practice workflow, and the patient experience, on track.

07/11/2026

The scan tells us the anatomy. It doesn't tell us how the arches meet.

For full denture cases, the digital scan captures the edentulous arches in detail, but the jaw relationship record is still what tells the laboratory how the upper and lower arches come together. Vertical dimension, protrusive relationship and the position of the ridges relative to each other are clinical decisions recorded at the chairside.

When sending a digital denture case, please include:

• The jaw relationship record, taken at the correct vertical dimension
• Stable, well-extended trays or bases for recording, where required
• A clear bite registration capturing the recorded relationship
• Prescription notes covering shade, tooth mould, arch form and design intent

Clear records alongside the scan help the trial and final stages proceed as planned, reducing the need for remakes later in the workflow.

Dental Devices by Jason works from the digital scan and prescription pad notes, not the patient's full clinical history, so the details you include at submission are what guide the design.

We accept digital files from 3Shape, Medit, Sirona and iTero. Proudly Australian made, with a standard 5 working day in-lab turnaround plus postage time. Rush cases are available by appointment only.

Dental Devices by Jason: the home of modern dental technology.

06/11/2026

A scan captures the shape of the mouth. A photo can capture what the scan can't show.

Digital files tell us a lot, but there are a few moments where one clear photo alongside the scan makes the case easier to get right:

Shade matching. A photo with the shade tab beside the tooth, taken in natural lighting, tells us more than a shade code alone.

Sore spots and pressure areas. If you're sending an adjustment request, a marked or close-up photo of the area lets us see exactly where the patient is feeling it.

Characterisation. When a denture or crown needs to blend with the patient's existing smile, a photo of the neighbouring teeth helps guide incisal translucency, staining and surface texture.

Existing appliances. If a patient wants a copy of something they already have, a photo of the old appliance can help us confirm the design intent.

The photograph isn't a replacement for the scan or the prescription. It sits alongside them.

Dental Devices by Jason works from your digital scan and the notes on the prescription pad, not the patient's full clinical history, so anything that adds context helps us make the appliance you have in mind.

We accept digital files from 3Shape, Medit, Sirona and iTero. Proudly Australian made, with a 5 working day in-lab turnaround plus postage time. Rush cases are available by appointment only.

A scan, a photo and clear notes. That's a strong case file.

Dental Devices by Jason: the home of modern dental technology.

05/11/2026

A mouthguard isn’t just a piece of plastic, and more layers aren’t automatically better. The construction should match the sport, age group and expected impact level.

A single-layer guard is formed from one sheet of material. A laminated custom mouthguard is built by bonding multiple layers together, allowing the lab to combine a durable outer surface with added thickness and cushioning where protection is needed. The right layer count and thickness can support protection without creating unnecessary bulk.

A digitally scanned custom fit is also a better starting point than boil-and-bite. It is designed from the patient’s precise anatomy for improved fit, comfort and retention, especially important for active athletes during the summer sports season.

When prescribing, please note:
• Sport and expected impact level
• Preferred thickness and layer count
• Patient age group
• Any relevant clinical requirements

Dental Devices by Jason is proudly Australian made and accepts digital files from 3Shape, Medit, Sirona and iTero, making digital workflows simple for your practice.

Allow 5 working days in-lab, plus postage time. Rush cases are available by appointment.

For mouthguards built around the patient, not a one-size-fits-most tray, contact Dental Devices by Jason.

05/11/2026

Glossy straight off the printer isn’t just cosmetic. It can support better hygiene.

Our Asiga-printed splints and nightguards feature the UltraGLOSS finish, which comes off the printer already smooth and glossy. There’s no polishing wheel and no hand-finishing required.

That smoother, denser surface means less micro-porosity, giving plaque and staining fewer places to take hold. For patients, that can mean easier daily cleaning and a more hygienic appliance from day one.

Send digital files from 3Shape, Medit, Sirona or iTero.

Standard turnaround is 5 working days in the lab, plus postage time. Rush cases are available by appointment.

Proudly Australian made by Dental Devices by Jason.

04/11/2026

Full or partial? Not all dentures are the same. A full denture replaces every tooth in the arch and rests on the gum for support. A partial denture fills the gaps when healthy teeth remain, clipping gently in around them. Both are made at our lab from your dentist's digital scans, with a precise, comfortable fit. Dental Devices by Jason.

03/11/2026

No physical impression. No patient history file. A clear digital workflow can make edentulous cases easier for your practice and your patients.

With an intraoral scan of the edentulous arch, plus clear prescription notes covering shade, tooth mould and design intent, Dental Devices by Jason can begin the digital denture process directly from your practice’s scan.

We accept digital files from 3Shape, Medit, Sirona and iTero, helping practices transition smoothly to a modern lab workflow. The same approach supports full dentures, partial dentures and TCS flexible Unbreakable dentures.

Here’s what we need:
• A complete scan of the edentulous arch
• Shade and tooth mould preferences
• Your design instructions and clinical intent

Our standard in-lab turnaround is 5 working days, plus postage time. Rush cases are available by appointment only.

Proudly Australian made by Dental Devices by Jason: the home of modern dental technology.

Address

Rockygully Road
Murray Bridge, SA
5253

Telephone

+61415066800

Website

http://www.dental-devices.net/

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