These guides are written by the HERi2go team, who run a platform connecting dental clinics, mostly in the United States, with partner dental labs. They reflect what we see in the cases we handle every day: which details on an order prevent delays, what affects turnaround, and where remakes usually come from.
Crafted by dental labs in Korea
South Korea's dental lab industry is known for precise CAD/CAM work and careful hand finishing. Our partner labs bring that same standard to every case, and each one is checked before it leaves the lab.
- Precise digital design
- Careful hand finishing
- Checked before shipping
How HERi2go Works: From Sign-Up to Delivery
A step-by-step walkthrough of HERi2go for US dental clinics: sign-up, scanner connection, partner labs, design approval, points, shipping and claims.- Scanning 7 min read
How to Send Intraoral Scans to a Dental Lab
Connect your lab in your scanner's cloud, send a complete case the first time, and avoid the common gaps that keep a lab from starting work. - Scan files 7 min read
STL, PLY and OBJ: Intraoral Scan File Formats Explained
What STL, PLY and OBJ files actually contain, what labs need for crowns, bridges, implants and models, and how to avoid common file problems. - Materials 7 min read
Zirconia vs. E.max vs. PFM: Choosing a Crown Material
How zirconia, lithium disilicate (e.max), PFM and full-cast gold crowns compare on strength, esthetics, reduction, cementation and wear. - Scheduling 7 min read
Dental Lab Turnaround Times: What Affects Them
The stages a lab case goes through, what slows it down, and how to schedule seat appointments so restorations arrive on time. - Ordering 6 min read
Design-Only Orders: Outsourcing CAD Without Fabrication
How design-only lab orders work for clinics that mill or print in-house: what to send, what you get back, how approval works, and the trade-offs. - Quality 7 min read
How to Reduce Crown Remakes: A Checklist for Clinics
The usual causes of crown remakes and a practical checklist for clinics: before sending the scan, at design approval, at try-in, and when asking for a remake.