For denture and removable labs

Dentures Get Their Own Case Form.
Not a Crown Form With Half the Fields Crossed Out.

A full, a partial, a flipper, a reline and a repair are five different jobs on the bench, and SimpleLabOS asks five different sets of questions — then prints a work ticket the bench can actually work from and bills the office for it.

SimpleLabOS is cloud dental lab software with a removable case type of its own. Case entry asks for the appliance type (full denture, partial, flipper, reline, repair), the arch, the acrylic and production method, the denture tooth shade and mould, the gingival shade, and — for implant overdentures — the attachment. The internal work ticket prints the pan number and colour, the per-tooth shade, and a barcode of the case number. Offices pay by card or bank transfer (ACH) from a link that needs no login, and each one gets a monthly bill under your lab's name — from $29/month with $0 setup and no annual contract.

From $29/mo • $0 setup • 14-day free trial • Cancel anytime

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Most Lab Software Treats Removable as an Afterthought

The form was designed for a crown, so the denture details end up in a notes box nobody reads at the bench.

How a Denture Case Usually Gets Written Up

The appliance type is a word in a free-text field, the arch is implied, and the acrylic, mould and gingival shade live in a note — or on the paper slip that came in the box.

  • Appliance type, arch and acrylic typed into a notes box
  • Tooth mould and gingival shade only on the paper slip in the box
  • The pan number written on a sticker, not on the record
  • Relines and repairs entered as if they were new cases
See how a small lab runs the rest of it

How It Works in SimpleLabOS

Removable is its own case type with its own case entry form. The appliance type, arch, acrylic, production method, tooth shade and gingival shade are real fields, and they print on the work ticket.

  • Full, partial, flipper, reline and repair are each their own appliance type
  • Arch is upper, lower or both, with a tooth chart when the case needs one
  • Acrylic, production method, tooth mould and gingival shade are stored fields
  • New, remake and returned-from-try-in are separate kinds of case entry
See the denture case form

What a Denture Lab Actually Needs

Case Entry That Fits Removable

Pick the appliance type and the arch, then the form asks only what that appliance needs — framework metal, Kennedy class and major connector for a partial; the attachment for an implant overdenture; nothing extra for a repair.

Offices Pay Without Logging In

Every invoice email carries a Pay Now link that opens a secure payment page with no login and no account — card or bank transfer (ACH), in US dollars, straight into your lab's own Stripe account.

A Work Ticket for the Bench

One page for the bench: the due date, the patient, the pan number and colour, the appliance and acrylic, the tooth shade — per tooth when the teeth differ — and a barcode of the case number.

The Denture Case Form, Field by Field

Removable cases are entered on their own four-step form. Nothing here is a crown field with a different label on it.

Step 1

Pan Number, Enclosures and Components

Case entry starts with the patient, the pan number and its colour, what came in the box, and the components on the case — so the box and the record agree before the case reaches the bench.

Step 2

Appliance Type and Arch

Full denture, partial denture, flipper, reline or repair — then upper, lower or both. Partials add framework metal, Kennedy class and major connector; implant overdentures add the attachment and its detail.

Step 3

Acrylic, Teeth and Shades

Acrylic type and production method (traditional, milled or printed), denture tooth shade with notes, tooth mould and brand, and a gingival or base shade for the pink.

Case entry

New, Remake or Back From Try-In

Case entry records whether this is a new case, a remake, or an appliance returned from a try-in. Labs that work in stages can switch on an At Doctor (try-in) status for the board — it is off until you turn it on.

Not sure it fits your removable work yet?

Denture labs run very differently from one bench to the next — some are all dentures, some carry a crown & bridge side, some do nothing but relines and repairs for other labs. Tell us how your cases move and we will tell you honestly whether SimpleLabOS fits.

  • Tell us your case mix: fulls, partials, flippers, relines, repairs
  • Tell us how you price them today — flat, by arch, or per doctor
  • Ask what the denture case form captures before you commit to anything

Pay Now for the Office. A Monthly Bill for the Practice.

Most dentists will never log into anything. So the invoice email carries a Pay Now link that needs no login, and once a month every doctor gets a statement of account — the month's invoices plus anything still carrying a balance — as a PDF under your lab's name and logo.

What You Get for the Money

  • A removable case type with its own case entry form
  • No-login Pay Now link on every invoice email — card or bank transfer (ACH)
  • Per-doctor monthly bill as a PDF, emailed under your lab's name
  • Saved-card AutoPay: the office authorises it once, the card is charged when the case ships
  • Your own prices per doctor, with quantity tiers and material upcharges
  • Invoices and emails carry your lab's name, logo and colour, not ours

$29/mo, $0 setup, no annual contract, and a 14-day free trial. A card is collected up front but is not charged during the trial, and you can cancel anytime.

Work Ticket
Bench copy
Due
Friday
Appliance
Upper Partial Denture
Arch
Upper
Acrylic
Heat-cured · Milled
Tooth shade
A2
Gingival
Light pink
Pan #
41 · Blue

The pan number prints on the work ticket only — never on the doctor-facing Rx or the packing slip. The ticket also carries a barcode of the case number, so the bench can scan it instead of typing it.

Questions Denture Labs Ask

Does SimpleLabOS have a real denture case form, or just a notes box?

A real form. Removable is its own case type with its own four-step case entry: appliance type (full denture, partial, flipper, reline, repair), arch, acrylic type and production method, denture tooth shade and mould, gingival shade, and — for implant overdentures — the attachment. Partials add framework metal, Kennedy class and major connector.

Can I track a case that goes out for a try-in and comes back?

Yes. Case entry has its own kind for an appliance returned from a try-in, and the work ticket prints a TRY-IN RETURN tag so the bench sees it at a glance. Labs that work in stages can also switch on an At Doctor (try-in) status for the case board; it is off until you turn it on.

How do my offices pay me?

Every invoice email carries a Pay Now link that opens a secure payment page with no login and no account — card or bank transfer (ACH), in US dollars, paid into your lab's own Stripe account. An office that would rather not pay case by case can authorise a saved card once, and it is charged automatically when each case ships.

Can I send each practice one bill at the end of the month?

Yes. You can generate a per-doctor monthly statement of account — the month's invoices plus any older invoice still carrying a balance — and email it as a PDF under your lab's name, with your logo and colour on it.

Does the pan number show up anywhere the doctor can see it?

No. The pan number and pan colour print on the internal work ticket only. They are deliberately kept off the doctor-facing Rx and the packing slip.

How much does it cost?

SimpleLabOS starts at $29/mo with $0 setup and no annual contract, and every plan includes a 14-day free trial. A card is collected up front but is not charged during the trial, and you can cancel anytime.

Run your denture work on a form built for it.

A removable case type, a work ticket with the pan number on it, a Pay Now link that needs no login, and one monthly bill per practice — from $29/mo with $0 setup.

14-day free trial • Card collected up front but not charged during the trial • Cancel anytime