For dental laboratories
Less hunting. More continuity.
Keep case assets, workflow state and downstream context together, while technicians continue using the specialist tools they already know.
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Alpha program · Built for dental laboratories
The digital thread for dental manufacturing.
Keep incoming scans, case state, CAD handoff and production context connected in one local-first workflow — without replacing the tools your lab already uses.
One continuous case context
From incoming scans to production, without losing the thread.
ProthoPilot is being built as the coordination layer between the systems a dental lab already depends on.
- 01
Intake
Bring a case in manually or from a configured work inbox. Supported scan assets stay attached to the job.
- 02
Case
Structure the prescription, material, scan roles and case identity before downstream work begins.
- 03
CAD
Continue into CAD while preserving the relationship between the ProthoPilot job and downstream project context.
- 04
Production
Bring CAD output and production state back into the same case context instead of scattering it across folders and inboxes.
Guided intake
Start with a case that is structured before it reaches CAD.
Capture the work prescription and manufacturing context first. Then review scans and their roles in a dedicated step, so the case enters the workflow with fewer ambiguities.
Integration-first architecture
Keep the tools. Connect the workflow.
ProthoPilot is not trying to become another CAD system. It is designed as the continuity layer between the systems a lab already runs — scanner and intake, work inbox, CAD/CAM, manufacturing — making handoffs between them more deterministic without replacing any of them.
Discuss your technology stack →- Scanner & intake
- Work inbox
- CAD/CAM
- Manufacturing
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Current alpha example
Alpha technical workflow for project discovery, case binding and CAD handoff.
Work inbox
Provider-neutral foundation
Bring supported case attachments into a guided intake workflow without turning the mailbox into the case system.
Extensible by design
Vendor-neutral direction
Scanner, CAD/CAM and manufacturing integrations can be added without making one vendor the center of the workflow.
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Built between laboratory and ecosystem
Two sides of the same digital thread.
For technology partners
A cleaner integration surface.
Explore structured handoffs between scanners, CAD/CAM software, manufacturing systems and the laboratory case context.
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Building around a real dental manufacturing workflow?
Whether you run a laboratory or build technology used by one, we are interested in concrete integration problems and workflow friction.