Lab services
Implant restorations
MARS USA Dental Lab restores implants: implant crowns and bridges — screw-retained or cement-retained — with custom abutments, made in the USA using FDA-registered materials. Send your implant system details with the case and we build the restoration to your platform.
From a single implant crown to a multi-unit implant bridge, our crown & bridge team restores to the platform you place. Note the implant system, connection and parts on the Rx — or call before you send and we'll plan the restoration together.
Implant restoration options
| Option | Notes |
|---|---|
| Implant crown — screw-retained | Retrievable, no cement margin |
| Implant crown — cement-retained | On a custom abutment |
| Custom abutment | Designed for your emergence profile |
| Implant bridge | Multi-unit, screw- or cement-retained |
| Custom shade & staining | Hand-characterized to your Rx |
Turnaround: fast — we confirm the schedule with you when the case ships. How to send a case.
Which material on top?
Implant crowns are typically finished in zirconia for posterior strength or e.max for anterior esthetics — our material guide covers the choice.
Common questions
Which implant systems do you restore?
Tell us your implant system and connection when you send the case — call 314.429.5000 with the details and we'll confirm parts and plan the restoration before you ship.
Screw-retained or cement-retained?
Screw-retained crowns are retrievable with no cement margin; cement-retained crowns on custom abutments can help with angled placements and esthetics. Send the clinical picture and we'll recommend.
What should I include with an implant case?
The completed Rx with implant system and platform details, your impression or model with the appropriate components, bite registration and shade notes.
Good to know
- Made in the USA — never outsourced
- FDA-registered dental materials
- Lifetime warranty on our work
- Custom shade & staining available
- Rush cases: call 314.429.5000
Send this case
Download the Rx form, note “Implant restorations”, and ship it to the lab.
How to send a caseReady to send your first case?
Download the prescription form, box up your case, and ship it to the lab — or call us first and we’ll walk you through it.
Last updated: August 2026