Lab work, impressions and instruments moving between practice and laboratory overnight, chairside before the first patient of the day.
Dental logistics runs in both directions. Impressions and scans travel from the practice to the laboratory, finished work comes back, and both legs are tied to an appointment that is already in the diary.
A crown, bridge or appliance is made for one mouth. There is no substitute on a shelf, so a late delivery is a cancelled appointment rather than a delay, the fitting was booked days earlier.
Crowns, bridges, dentures and finished lab work; orthodontic appliances and aligners; impressions, models and study casts; instruments and handpieces going out for servicing. Consignments are small, patient-specific and often time-critical.
One fixed cycle carries both directions. Collection at a time you set, sortation while everyone is closed, delivery before the practice or the lab opens, the same way every working day. Outbound impressions and inbound finished work travel on the same operation, so nothing is handed between carriers mid-route.
Evening collection — the run that puts the morning's work chairside.
No call centre. No handoffs. You get one contact who knows your account.
