Precision crafted. Delivered on time.
Your Brooklyn dental lab since 1951, serving NYC and practices nationwide. In-house crowns, bridges and implants, with digital case submission and NYC courier pickup.
75 Years
of craftsmanship
600+ Practices
served nationwide
2-Day Rush
available to all practices
How we work
Step 1
Pickup
A scheduled courier collects your case — on your timeline, not ours.
Step 2
Craft
Technicians shape every restoration by hand, backed by digital precision.
Step 3
QC
Multi-stage inspection checks fit, shade, and function before it ships.
Step 4
Delivery
Your case arrives ready to seat — on time, every time.
Full-catalog craftsmanship
Fully digital. Fully compatible.
Send scans directly — no impressions, no shipping delays. AIM works with every major intraoral scanner on the market today.
Transparent turnaround
Pick a case type and see standard turnaround, instantly.
11
days
Standard turnaround — Crown & Bridge
Rush available
24 hrs metro NYC, in by 12 PM · 2 days every practice
75 years of getting it right
Heritage
Founded in 1951, AIM has grown from a single Brooklyn bench to a full-service lab trusted by hundreds of practices.
Guarantee
Every case is backed by a fit-and-function guarantee — remade at no cost if it doesn't meet spec.
In their words
“I have used this lab for over 30 years. Quality work, courtesy and professional standards with fair pricing. A great lab!!!”
Dr B A Integlia — Google review
From AIM
Blog & company updates
Blog · October 26, 2026
7 Questions to Ask Before You Send a Case to a New Dental Lab
Switching labs is a big decision, and most of what matters can't be seen in a sales visit. Seven questions to ask any lab before you send a case, what a good answer sounds like, and our own answers.
Blog · October 26, 2026
Dental Restorations and Diabetes: What It Means for Case Planning
November is American Diabetes Month. A lab-side look at what diabetes can mean for restorative case planning: periodontal health, healing, cleansable design, implants, dentures and what to note on the Rx.
Blog · October 26, 2026
Zirconia vs e.max Crowns: The Case Decides
Zirconia or e.max is one of the most common questions on a crown Rx, and the honest answer is that the case decides. How the two compare, and the details that help us recommend one.
Blog · September 29, 2026
Dental Lab Turnaround Time: What to Expect and What to Ask
Most labs advertise a turnaround number. Far fewer will tell you what it covers, what pushes it out, or what happens when a case needs a second look. Here is what standard and rush turnaround look like in practice, and the questions worth asking before you book the seat appointment.
Blog · September 21, 2026
Dental Lab Case Submission Checklist: Before You Send a Scan or Schedule Pickup
A useful dental lab case submission checklist answers three questions: What is being requested? Are the relevant records included? Has the timing been confirmed? Use those questions as a final handoff check before submitting a digital case or arranging pickup. The aim is a clear, reviewable brief, not a longer form for its own sake.
Blog · September 8, 2026
What 2026's Digital Dentistry Trends Mean for Your Practice (And Your Lab Partner)
Dentistry is changing faster than most practices can track on their own. Between AI-assisted design, new material science, and shifting patient expectations, staying current is no longer optional. It is part of protecting the outcomes you promise your patients.
Blog · September 5, 2026
75 Years of Precision: What a Dental Lab Looks Like When It Never Cuts Corners
In 1951, the Brooklyn Dodgers were still a year away from their only World Series championship. Harry Truman was in the White House. And in Brooklyn, a dental laboratory opened its doors with a single conviction: that every restoration deserved to be made right, every time.
Blog · August 19, 2026
The Communication Habit That Prevents Most Remakes Before They Happen
Most remakes aren't a lab failure or a dentist failure — they're a communication gap between the two. Here's the habit that closes it, and why it matters more than any piece of equipment.
Ready when you are.
Schedule a pickup or submit a scan, and see what 75 years of precision looks like in your next case.