THE CLINIC
One roof. One team. One mill.
Archbourne was built around a simple refusal: no posting impressions to a third party and waiting weeks. The surgeon, the prosthodontist and the milling lab sit in the same building, and your case moves between them on foot.
The people on your case.
Three people carry your case from scan to seat. You will meet all of them before anything is scheduled, and each works from the same scan.
Dr. Maren Ellingsen
Oral Surgeon
Guided-surgery trained · Reg. 000000
Dr. Ellingsen leads the surgical side of the clinic. She trained in guided implant surgery and has placed more than 1,800 fixtures and full arches under printed guides, a sample clinic figure. She plans every case on screen herself, and she is the surgeon you meet at consultation.
1,800+ placements · sample figure
Dr. Tomas Reyne
Prosthodontist
Designs every arch · Reg. 000000
Dr. Reyne designs every arch the clinic makes. A prosthodontist, he works from the same scan as the surgeon and draws the final teeth before the fixtures are placed, so the surgery serves the restoration rather than the other way round.
Full-mouth rehabilitation focus
Ilse Vos
Master Dental Technician
Runs the on-site milling lab
Ilse runs the mill. A master dental technician, she cuts every provisional and final arch in the lab two rooms from surgery, finishes each by hand, and sits in on try-ins to adjust the fit against your bite.
Every arch cut and finished in-house
The mill runs before the clinic opens.
Provisional arches for the day's surgery are cut first thing, before the first patient is seated. Materials are kept deliberately plain: monolithic zirconia for final bridges, titanium for fixtures and bars. Because the lab is in the building, a try-in can go back to the mill and return the same afternoon.
- Final bridges
- Zirconia
- Fixtures
- Titanium
- Provisionals
- Same day
Generic materials, chosen for documented behaviour. No brand names, by policy.
A converted mews, arranged around the case.
The clinic occupies a converted mews building: two surgical suites, an imaging room and the lab, arranged so that a case never leaves the building between scan and seat. Quiet rooms, hard surfaces, and nothing on the walls that is not a plan or a result.
- Suites
- 2 surgical suites
- Lab
- On-site mill
- Imaging
- In house
You meet the surgeon first.
Your consultation is with the surgeon who would treat you, not a coordinator. The scan is reviewed on screen together and the plan is drawn in front of you; the written quote follows. Nobody talks money before the plan exists.
