A dental lab RX form is the prescription and instruction sheet that tells the lab what to fabricate. It reduces errors by documenting restoration type, tooth numbers, materials, shade, and special instructions needed for accurate production.

Include patient identifier, tooth numbers, restoration type, material preference, shade, margin design notes, and any occlusal or esthetic requirements. Clear instructions help reduce clarification requests and improve turnaround consistency.

A complete RX is strongly recommended because missing details can delay production or increase remake risk. Prudental Lab may need to confirm incomplete items before moving forward to protect case accuracy.

Yes. Prudental Lab provides RX forms designed to support common restorative categories, including crown & bridge, implant restorations, and removable cases, so practices can submit consistent details every time.

Yes. RX details are still important for digital cases because scans alone may not communicate material choice, shade goals, or design preferences. Combining scans with complete RX instructions improves case predictability.

Common issues include missing tooth numbers, unclear restoration type, shade not specified, margin expectations not noted, and insufficient design instructions for esthetic cases. A complete RX reduces back-and-forth and keeps cases moving.

A complete RX improves accuracy by aligning lab design to clinical intent. Prudental Lab uses RX details to guide design decisions and quality checks for fit, occlusion, contacts, and esthetics before delivery.

RX forms are available on the RXs page for download and printing, making it easy to standardize case submissions across your team and reduce administrative friction.