When we expanded our Tribeca office in 2022, we added more than treatment rooms. We also made space for an on-site dental laboratory, bringing an important part of restorative dentistry into our practice.
Today, our laboratory combines digital design, milling and 3D printing to help create custom crowns, veneers, bridges and other restorations. For our patients, this means the clinical and laboratory teams can work together in the same office throughout the design and fabrication process. Tribeca Advanced Dentistry
Restorative expertise, with the laboratory close by
Dr. Olga Malkin, our prosthodontist, treats patients who need anything from an individual restoration to a full-mouth reconstruction. Her approach considers how teeth look, how they function and how the bite fits together—not just the appearance of a single tooth. Tribeca Advanced Dentistry
Having an on-site laboratory supports that approach. The dentist and dental technician can discuss a restoration’s contours, color and fit directly, keeping the laboratory work closely connected to the treatment plan. Tribeca Advanced Dentistry
Digital design, milling and 3D printing
Our laboratory includes two dental milling machines and two 3D printers. These tools serve different purposes: milling shapes restorations from solid dental materials, including zirconia, while 3D printing builds restorations and appliances from digital designs.
Our printing capabilities include temporary crowns and night guards. The fabrication method and material are selected for the treatment—not every restoration is made in the same way. Tribeca Advanced Dentistry
Attention to the details you see and feel
A crown needs more than the right color. Before it is placed, your dentist checks its fit, its contact with neighboring teeth and the way it meets the opposing teeth when you bite.
For a smile makeover involving several teeth, planning also addresses tooth shape, length and proportions. Photographs, scans or impressions, and bite records help guide that work. When appropriate, a mock-up or temporary restorations provide an opportunity to assess the proposed changes before the final restorations are completed. Your feedback helps guide the refinements. Tribeca Advanced Dentistry
Does an on-site lab mean same-day treatment?
Our laboratory can design and fabricate temporary crowns in the office on the same day in suitable cases. However, an on-site lab does not mean every final restoration is completed in one visit. A straightforward crown often involves two main appointments, and more extensive treatment may require additional stages. Tribeca Advanced Dentistry
For All-on-4 and other full-arch implant treatment, suitable patients may receive fixed temporary teeth on the day of surgery. Those are different from the final bridge, which is made after sufficient healing. The treatment plan and clinical conditions—not simply the availability of laboratory equipment—determine the timing. Tribeca Advanced Dentistry
Take a closer look at our dental lab
Visit our on-site dental laboratory page to see the equipment in action and meet Alex, a member of our laboratory team. Tribeca Advanced Dentistry
Whether you are considering dental crowns, veneers, dental implants or a more extensive reconstruction, a consultation is the starting point. We will discuss your concerns, explain the treatment options and review the proposed steps and fees. Tribeca Advanced Dentistry
Tribeca Advanced Dentistry
23 Warren Street, Suite 10
New York, NY 10007
Call or text 212-355-4510, or request a consultation through our website.