Behind the door.
The bench is one breath away.
In other clinics "the lab" is just a name. With us — Boaz sits behind the door, in the room adjoining the studio. One bench. A wall clock. North light.
Your tooth doesn’t come off an assembly line. It is built by hand, layer after layer, by a craftsman who has worked at the same bench since 1988.
What’s on the bench
We don’t photograph the bench every day. But sometimes, when something special happens there — a front tooth finishing its build, a smile beginning to take shape — we take a picture. And we share it.
Porcelain. Wax. Copper. Fire.
Most patients never see him. You can — if you wish.
Most of your journey — with us at the studio. But if your case is especially complex (FMR, a front segment, single teeth), Boaz will want to meet you in person.
It isn’t a sales meeting. It’s a 30-minute conversation, a review of the scan, a shared decision. We’ll arrange the meeting with him and come along with you.
The Hadera Method
Whoever works with us passes, indirectly, through the lab’s in-house method — the Hadera Method. 11 stages. Eight shades. Three firings. You don’t need to know the details — you need to know that someone insists on them.
The lab, through time.