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iDD Dental Lab — Wellington, New Zealand

ALL-ON-X DENTAL LAB NEW ZEAlAND

 

When multiple teeth are missing or beyond restoration, everyday activities like eating and speaking can become genuinely difficult. Without a stable, full-arch solution, the remaining bone and surrounding structures continue to change over time, making future treatment more complex.
All-on-X implant restorations are among the clinically considered full-arch options available through dentistry across New Zealand. The procedure combines precise implant placement with a custom-fabricated prosthesis, designed to provide a fixed, stable restoration supported entirely by dental implants.
Whether you are a patient exploring your options after consulting a dentist, or a dental clinic searching for a dependable All-on-X dental lab in New Zealand, understanding the process helps everyone make confident, informed decisions.
iDD Dental Lab is a New Zealand dental laboratory fabricating All-on-X prostheses for clinics and practices across New Zealand, with payment options available to help manage the cost of treatment over time.

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WHAT IS AN ALL-ON-X RESTORATION?

An All-on-X restoration is a full-arch implant-supported prosthesis that replaces an entire upper or lower set of teeth using a fixed number of dental implants typically four or more  strategically placed to support a complete arch of new teeth.
There are several prosthesis options available within All-on-X treatment. A monolithic zirconia arch offers high strength and an appearance closely resembling natural teeth, well suited to patients requiring long-term durability. A hybrid prosthesis combining a titanium framework with layered ceramic or acrylic provides a balance of strength and aesthetics across a range of clinical presentations.
To fabricate the prosthesis, iDD Dental Lab works alongside the treating dental team to support each patient's individual treatment plan. CAD design software is used throughout, drawing from digital scans, surgical guides, and clinical records. Both immediate-load and final prosthesis options are available, tailored to each case.

WHEN IS AN ALL-ON-X RESTORATION NEEDED?

All-on-X restorations are used across a range of clinical situations. A dentist will assess the remaining dentition, bone volume, and overall oral health before recommending full-arch implant treatment as part of a broader plan when simpler restorations are no longer appropriate. For many patients, moving away from removable appliances towards a fixed solution can support improved function and quality of life.

You may need an All-on-X restoration when:

  • Multiple missing teeth across a full arch cannot be reliably restored with individual crowns or a fixed bridge, and a full-arch implant-supported solution is clinically indicated

  • Severely damaged or failing teeth present across the upper or lower arch, requiring full extraction and immediate or staged implant rehabilitation

  • Significant bone resorption has made traditional dentures unstable or uncomfortable, and implant-supported fixed teeth are recommended to improve function and quality of life

  • An existing removable denture no longer provides adequate stability, retention, or comfort, and a fixed implant-supported alternative is being considered

  • A full-arch restoration is required following trauma, advanced periodontal disease, or extensive decay affecting the majority of remaining teeth

  • Clinicians within New Zealand require precise, consistent All-on-X prosthesis fabrication from a dental laboratory with clear turnaround times.

EXPERIENCED TECHNICIANS SUPPORTING EVERY ALL-ON-X CASE

HOW IDD DENTAL LAB FABRICATES ALL-ON-X PROSTHESES

 

STEP 01:

Case Submission

Your dental clinic submits digital scans, bite records, implant position data, and a clinical prescription to iDD Dental Lab. Clear records help ensure the all-on-x dental implants prosthesis is designed accurately from the outset.

STEP 02:

Prosthesis Design

The full-arch prosthesis is designed in CAD software with attention to occlusal contacts, implant angulation, and screw-access channel positioning. This directly influences how well the final implant denture fits and functions.

STEP 03:

Material Selection

Material selection: monolithic zirconia, titanium framework with ceramic, or acrylic hybrid, is guided by clinical presentation, aesthetic goals, and available implant options. The dental team confirms the restoration type before fabrication begins.

STEP 04:

Milling and Framework Fabrication

Each prosthesis is milled from a solid block of selected material or built over a precision-milled titanium framework. Accurate milling at this stage directly influences the fit, function, and long-term stability of the final restoration across every implant interface.

STEP 05:

Shade Characterisation and Surface Finishing

Surface characterisation, staining, and glaze are applied to replicate the natural appearance of teeth and soft tissue, ensuring a functional and aesthetically appropriate result for each patient.

STEP 06:

Quality Inspection and Dispatch

Each All-on-X prosthesis undergoes thorough quality inspection before dispatch. The treating dental team manages placement appointments while fabrication is completed at our New Zealand laboratory.

BENEFITS OF ALL-ON-X PROSTHESES FABRICATED BY IDD DENTAL LAB

 

Accurate Fit Designed Around Each Patient

Every All-on-X prosthesis at iDD Dental Lab is custom-designed from patient-specific scan data and implant position records. A precise fit across every implant interface supports long-term function and comfort following implant surgery.

A Full Range of Prosthesis Options for Every Clinical Situation

Whether full-arch dental implants require the strength of monolithic zirconia or the aesthetics of a hybrid prosthesis, iDD Dental Lab offers the full range of restoration types to meet the varied needs of dental clinics across NZ.

Digital Design for Consistent, Precise Results

CAD technology is used throughout the design and milling process, delivering consistent results across every tooth replacement case. Clinicians receive each prosthesis alongside clear records of its design and specifications.

Experienced Technicians Involved at Every Stage

Skilled laboratory technicians contribute to every stage of fabrication, from initial design through to shade characterisation and surface finishing, supporting a high standard of care for clinics and patients across New Zealand.

Turnaround to Support Clinic Scheduling

iDD Dental Lab provides clear turnaround times at submission, with pricing available per arch to support transparent clinic planning. Knowing exactly when a prosthesis will arrive is an important part of a productive laboratory partnership.

ALL-ON-X FABRICATION COST IN NEW ZEALAND

The cost of an All-on-X prosthesis in New Zealand varies depending on the material selected, the complexity of the case, and the volume of orders placed with the laboratory.
Many New Zealand dental clinics find that laboratory pricing for full-arch implant restorations differs between providers. The fabrication cost is influenced by the prosthesis type, material selected, number of implant interfaces involved, and any additional components required as part of the restoration.
Clinics are encouraged to contact iDD Dental Lab directly for a quote tailored to their specific case requirements. For practices looking to help cover the cost for patients, payment options that help spread the cost over time can be discussed with our team across NZ.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

 

SEND YOUR ALL-ON-X CASES TO IDD DENTAL LAB

If you are a dental clinic or practice in New Zealand looking for a laboratory partner for All-on-X prosthesis fabrication, our team at iDD Dental Lab is ready to assist.
We welcome full-arch implant case submissions from dental clinics locally and nationwide across NZ. Simply send through your scan and implant records along with your clinical prescription and our team will confirm receipt and turnaround time promptly.
To submit a case or make an enquiry, contact iDD Dental Lab by phone, email, or through our online contact form at a time that suits your practice.

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