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How to Partner with HINNO Dental Lab in China?

Why HINNO

Trust HINNO Chinese Dental Laboratory for dental prosthesis and restorations. Our knowledgeable staff combines accuracy, creativity, and individualized care to produce unique dental appliances fit for your patients.

Advanced technology and a simplified approach help us to make working with us simple. From digital images to lab prescriptions, we welcome a range of file types and provide prompt delivery first priority.

For outstanding dental solutions to improve your practice, choose HINNO China Dental Laboratory. Start working with us right now.

Learn more about HINNO dental lab in China

Step 1: Request a Custom Quote

Start your journey by sharing basic requirements:
Contact details (Name/Company/Phone/Email/WhatsApp)
Denture types needed (e.g. Zirconia Crown, Valplast Denture, Implant Bars)
Monthly volume estimates
case dispatch frequency

Step 2: Trial Case Evaluation (Risk-Free Testing)

If you wish to conduct a trial dental case, please send us a sample case. You can freely choose any product as a sample, including but not limited to zirconia crowns, acrylic dentures, Valplast dentures, Ceremic Dental Veneers,dental implants, etc. We will send out the completed trial case as soon as possible for your comprehensive evaluation.

Step 3: Small Batch Validation (Quality Assurance Phase)

After the successful trial case, you can send us a small batch test order for further testing.

Step 4: Full-Scale Partnership

Once the small batch test order meets your requirements, you can start sending us large batch formal orders, and we will provide you with services according to the agreed quality and time requirements

Streamlined Workflow for Global Dental Partners

To successfully send us your traditional dental models, please follow these steps:

1: Contact Us:

Contact HINNO China Dental Lab online customer support, email, or phone number.

When discussing dental models, kindly offer thorough details on the quantity of models, the patient's name (if relevant), and any particular marks or directions.

2: Receive Waybill:

Based on your requirements, we will send you a specific shipping label—a Waybill. This waybill will include courier company specifics in addition to required shipping and receiving information.

3: Print and Attach Waybill:

Print the waybill we provide, making sure the information is legibly legible.

Attach the printed waybill firmly to a conspicuous point on the shipment to stop it from coming off or being damaged in route.

4: Contact Courier Company for Shipment:

To schedule pickup or visit a courier outlet to ship the parcel, get in touch with the courier firm listed on the waybill.

Please make sure the product is well packed before mailing to prevent damage on route.

How to Send Us Traditional Dental Impressions

You can easily send us your scanned Files through the following methods:

1: Using WeTransfer:

Visit https://wetransfer.com.
Upload your scanned files (supporting multiple formats such as PDF, JPEG, TIFF, etc.).
Enter our receiving email address.
Add a brief description (optional).
Click the “Send” button.

2: Sharing via Google Drive:

Upload the scanned files to your Google Drive.
Right-click on the file and select “Get link to share”.
Set the link permissions to “Viewable by anyone” (or set other permissions as needed).
Copy the link and send it to us via email or instant messaging.

3: Using OneDrive to Share:

Upload the scanned files to your OneDrive.
Click the “Share” button next to the file.
Enter our email address or generate a sharing link.
Set appropriate permissions and send the link.

4: Sending Directly via Email:

Attach the scanned files to an email.
Enter our receiving email address.
Briefly describe the file content or purpose in the email body (optional).
Click the “Send” button.

How to Send Us Your Dental Scanned Files

What kind of materials do we need for a dental case?

  1. Traditional silicone impressions of the upper and lower jaws (or maxilla and mandible).
  2. A lab slip or a prescription sheet from the dentist.
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Traditional Dental Impressions

  1. Scanned files of the upper jaw, lower jaw, and occlusion (bite relationship).
  2. Lab slips.
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Digital Scanned Files

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