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Client consultation and review area inside the True North Kromes laboratory
Cochrane · Alberta Production active

The operation

One lab.The whole line.

We design, laser-print, and plasma-polish Co-Cr partial frameworks entirely in-house.

CAD → SLM → Finish → QC

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A Canadian dental lab built around one continuous digital path.

Built on the combined expertise of a denturist and a lab technologist, we keep design, metal printing, finishing, and inspection together. What ships to your lab is exactly what was designed.

One handoffEnd to end

Find the lab

Built in Cochrane. Easy to reach.

TNK · 204 A
204 A River Avenue
Cochrane, AB T4C 2C1
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CHAMLION SLMAP10 + DLYTE PLASMA POLISHMEDILOY S CO-CR · LICENSEDCAD TEAM ~250DESIGN REVIEW BEFORE PRINTCANADA

Production line

Four stages. No outside handoff.

Follow a case day by day →

  1. 01

    CAD DESIGN

    A CAD specialist team around 250 strong, working alongside an AI program that draws on that design database. Every framework is designed digitally and shared for your review before anything is printed, creating predictable results in any major file format.

    A cobalt-chrome partial denture framework being prepared in the digital design workflow
    Digital case preparation

  2. 02

    SLM PRINT

    Chamlion selective laser melting printers fuse Co-Cr powder layer by layer, straight from the approved design. No wax, no investment, no casting. Just exceptional accuracy, case after case.

    Cobalt-chrome dental frameworks on a Chamlion SLM printer build plate
    Chamlion SLM · build plate

  3. 03

    PLASMA POLISH

    Finishing happens in-house on our AP10 plasma polishing and DLyte systems. Plasma discharge strips impurities from the metal surface and brings every framework to a mirror finish.

    DLyte equipment polishing cobalt-chrome dental frameworks in the finishing area
    DLyte · finishing in progress

  4. 04

    QC + DELIVERY

    Every framework is inspected against its design before it leaves the building, then shipped to your lab or clinic with support through the whole production cycle.

    A polished cobalt-chrome partial denture framework ready for inspection
    Finished framework · inspection

Finishing floor

Print marks out. Mirror finish in.

Co-Cr partial denture frameworks in the finishing area after printing

01 · Off the build plate

DLyte polishing system finishing Co-Cr frameworks in-house

02 · DLyte finishing

Digital, not analog

Fewer hands, fewer chances to drift.

A traditional partial goes through an impression, a poured model, a hand-built wax pattern, an investment, and a cast. That is five analog steps, each able to introduce its own small error. We replace that chain with one continuous digital path: scan in, CAD design out, printed directly in Co-Cr.

What you approve on screen is what gets printed.
Close view of a finished cobalt-chrome partial denture framework
Material recordHealth Canada

Co-Cr

Every framework is printed in Mediloy S.

One alloy, licensed by Health Canada for removable partial dentures. It is not a house blend or whatever powder is on hand. The licence is public; read it yourself.

Material licence · PDF
Press featureSpring 2026
Cover of the Denturism Canada magazine, Spring 2026 issue

Featured in Denturism Canada.

The Spring 2026 issue carries “From Analog Frustration to Digital Precision” by Luke LaRocque-Walker, DD, a first-hand account of moving partial framework work to our digital line.

Read the feature