Have you considered adding a dental mill to dental practice or lab? Here at Esthetic Professionals, we sell what we use. Many of the products, equipment and materials  available through our Distribution center are used everyday in our very own dental practice and dental laboratory. We know from this first-hand experience just how great (and life-changing) our equipment can be. Depending on whether you’re looking for a mill for your dental practice or laboratory, we can help you navigate which mill is best for you. We want the mill you invest in to serve your practice and it’s needs long-term. 

We currently carry two brands of milling machines: DOF and VHF. 

Upgrade your workflow with a dental milling machine:

1. Improved Efficiency and Turnaround Time

• Faster Production: Dental mills enable you to produce crowns, bridges, and other restorations in-house, drastically reducing turnaround times. What previously took days or weeks can often be completed within the same day.
• Immediate Solutions: With an in-house mill, you can offer patients immediate restorations, enhancing their experience and satisfaction.

2. Enhanced Control and Quality

• Customization: Having your own mill allows you to control the entire production process, from design to finishing. This means you can ensure the highest quality and precision tailored to each patient’s needs.
• Reduced Errors: Direct control over manufacturing minimizes the risk of errors that can occur during the outsourcing process.

3. Cost Savings

• Reduced Laboratory Fees: By producing restorations in-house, you can save on lab fees and reduce reliance on external labs.
• Long-Term Investment: While there’s an initial investment in purchasing a dental mill, the long-term savings and increased profitability can make it worthwhile.

4. Increased Revenue

• Expanded Services: Offering same-day restorations and other services increases the range of treatments you can provide, potentially attracting more patients and increasing your revenue.
• Higher Profit Margins: Producing restorations in-house often results in higher profit margins compared to outsourcing.

5. Enhanced Patient Satisfaction

• Convenience: Patients appreciate the convenience of same-day restorations, which can lead to higher satisfaction and loyalty.
• Reduced Need for Multiple Visits: By completing restorations in a single visit, you reduce the need for multiple appointments, making your practice more appealing.

6. Competitive Advantage

• Modern Technology: Investing in a dental mill positions your practice as technologically advanced, which can be a significant selling point to prospective patients.
• Innovation: Offering advanced, efficient treatments can differentiate your practice from others in your area.

7. Flexibility and Innovation

• Adaptability: In-house milling allows you to experiment with different materials and techniques, keeping your practice at the forefront of innovation.
• Quick Adaptation: You can quickly adapt to changes in patient preferences or new materials without relying on external labs.

8. Better Case Management

• Direct Feedback: You can directly oversee and manage the fabrication process, making it easier to address any issues or adjustments needed for specific cases.