What Happens After Your Dentist Takes an Impression? Inside a Dental Lab | Dr. Sourabh Nagpal
What really happens after your dentist takes your impression? Why does a dental crown take a few days to fabricate?
Join Dr. Sourabh Nagpal on an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of a modern dental laboratory as we uncover the complete journey of a dental crown from intraoral scanning and digital design to CAD/CAM milling, zirconia sintering, ceramic layering, glazing and final quality control.
This video breaks down why precision dentistry can't be rushed, and how every single step contributes to a crown that's durable, functional and natural-looking.
Whether you're planning a crown, a smile makeover or full-mouth rehabilitation, this walkthrough will help you understand the science, technology, and craftsmanship behind high-quality dental restorations.
⏱️ Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction
02:20 – Dental Impressions & Intraoral Scanning
04:40 – Digital Crown Design (Exocad)
07:00 – Bite Analysis & Crown Design
09:20 – 3D Printing & PMMA Models
11:40 – Zirconia Milling & Sintering
14:00 – Ceramic Layering & Glazing
16:20 – Quality Control & Precision
18:40 – Choosing Quality Over Speed
20:50 – Crown Types, Costs & What's Next
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