06 — Work
The laboratory
Downstairs, a mill. Five microns. Three hours.
What it is
Most clinics send a file to another city and hope. TETRI keeps the robot in the building. After implants are placed, PIC captures their coordinates. A digital model is built. The mill cuts a bridge to a tolerance of about five microns. That is why a full arch can be finished while a patient still sleeps. The ceramist and the surgeon share a wall, not a portal.
For
01
Anyone whose previous crowns were made in a lab the doctor never met.
02
Full-arch work that cannot wait on a shipping calendar.
03
Cases that need a ceramist in the same conversation as the surgeon.
01 — Capture
Photogrammetry of the implants. No analog impression that sags on the way to a lab.
02 — Design
The arch is drawn against the face, the lip, and the agreed bite.
03 — Mill
Zirconia or a provisional polymer, cut in hours, not weeks.
The laboratory is not a vendor. It is half of the practice.
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