One location, one dentist, one ceramist — and a room that smells like cedar, not antiseptic. This is where the case notes are written.
02 — The clinicians
One dentist, one ceramist, one chair. The person who maps your case is the person who finishes it — nothing gets handed down a line.
Dr. Ingrid Marlow
DDS · Founder & principal dentist
Fifteen years of veneer and implant casework. She quotes every case herself — and finishes what she quotes.
She has photographed every case she's finished — the case journal is hers — and she'd sooner talk you out of a veneer than sell you one you don't need.
Tomas Aldana
Master ceramist
Layers every veneer by hand at the bench upstairs. Your porcelain never leaves the building.
Twenty years at the bench. He checks every shade match under three different lights, because your smile won't live under the bathroom bulb.
The scan happens downstairs, the porcelain upstairs — one flight of stairs between the plan and the hands that fire it. Nothing about your case leaves the building.
03 — Technology
The quiet machinery behind the calm: every step is scanned, planned and rehearsed on screen before it happens in your mouth.
A full digital map of your mouth in eleven seconds, no impression trays, no guesswork.
Designed, milled and bonded in one appointment. You walk out with the finished tooth, not a temporary.
Every implant is planned on screen first, then placed through a 3D-printed surgical guide.
04 — The case journal
The sliders on the front page show the result. These are the notes that got them there — shown with written patient consent.
“The brief was natural, not Hollywood — so the two front edges keep half a millimetre of character on purpose.”
— Dr. Marlow, margin note
“Twenty years of chewing on one side ends quietly. The guided placement itself took eleven minutes.”
— Dr. Marlow, margin note
“Nobody at her office noticed a thing — which was exactly the brief. Relapse cases are the quietest wins we do.”
— Dr. Marlow, margin note
05 — Booking
Come meet the people who'll be behind the mask — nothing is confirmed until you've seen the plan.
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