We design, manufacture and install tailored lab and industrial furniture for commercial dental laboratories, institutional dental programs and in-house production spaces. From technician benches and equipment counters to casework, storage and utility coordination, we help build an efficient environment around your people, processes and equipment.
Actual layout will depend on whether the lab handles ceramics, dentures crowns and bridge work, orthodontics, implants, digital production or a combination. Aesthetics and ergonomics in a dental lab design go hand-in-hand. We build our solutions to not only prioritize functionality and minimize cost, but also to ensure your space fits your business’ culture, personality, and branding.
Organized case reception and tracking
CAD design stations and digital workflow integration.
Durable benches configured for detial technician work, equipment and task lighting.
Work surfaces, storage and ventiliation coordination suited to finishing, inspection and final preparation.
Casework, sinks and moisture-resitant surfaces selected around sanitiation and cleaning requirements.
A well-designed dental workstation supports precision work, technician comfort and an organized efficient production environment.
General laboratory use with durability and a cleanable finish.
Well-suited for wet areas and frequent cleaning.
An ideal choice for moisture and chemical exposure.
Great for light-dutty support of customer facing applications.
Many dental labs benefit from a combination of fixed casework and modular workstations. Fixed cabinets work for sinks, utilities and core functions while modular furniture, mobile cabinets and height adjustable tables provide flexible work environments and equipment and workflows evolve.
Discuss your lab, any stresses or pains, goals and requirements.
Develop layouts and furniture selections
Verify field conditions and utilities
Provide detailed furniture drawings
Build your designated furniture per the scope
Coordinate delivery and on-site installation.
Note: OnePointe Solutions coordinates the laboratory furniture package. Architects, engineers and other respectable parties remain responsible for the building, codes, permits and mechanical systems.
Share a few details about your project so w can provide relevant information and support.
Tell us your workflow, key equipment, number of technicians, project location and schedule.
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A dental office primarily provides patient care, while a dental laboratory manufactures or repairs items such as crowns, bridges, dentures, orthodontic appliances and implant restorations. Dental laboratories typically require technician workstations, production equipment, dust collection, compressed air, task lighting and specialized storage. OnePointe primarily serves commercial, institutional and substantial in-house dental-production environments.
Workstations can be designed to accommodate dust-collection equipment, duct openings and connection points. The dust-collection system itself should be selected and engineered by a qualified equipment provider or mechanical professional. Its airflow, filtration, exhaust and maintenance requirements must be established before the furniture drawings are finalized.
Depending on the work being performed, a workstation may require standard or dedicated electrical circuits, data connections, compressed air, gas, vacuum, dust collection and task lighting. Utility requirements should come from the equipment manufacturers and the project’s engineering team so they can be coordinated with the furniture.
While there is no single countertop material that works for every dental-lab area. There are common types like epoxy resin, phenolic resin, stainless steel, plastic laminate and solid surface; each serve different applications. Selection should be based on the chemicals, heat, moisture, equipment, cleaning products and production activities expected at the station. We can help compare the options once the room’s requirements are known.
OnePointe should become involved after the basic room functions, technician count and major equipment have been identified—but before utility locations and construction documents are finalized. Early furniture coordination gives the project team accurate dimensions for workstations, casework, equipment, clearances and service connections.
Yes. We manufacture laboratory furniture in Texas and supports commercial and institutional projects throughout the United States. Our installation scope is established during quoting and coordinated with the owner, contractor and project schedule.
We design, manufacture and install tailored lab and industrial furniture for commercial dental laboratories, institutional dental programs and in-house production spaces. From technician benches and equipment counters to casework, storage and utility coordination, we help build an efficient environment around your people, processes and equipment.
We take pride in following industry standards of quality and sustainability. All of our products are tested, certified and sourced in a manner consistent with latest guidelines.
