The prescription form must include the name and signature of the dentist, contact information of the dentist, name of the patient, and type of prosthesis, as well as clear instructions of all of components of the prosthesis.

Rooms. Description/ Special Requirements. The Dental Laboratory provides facilities and equipment for dental technicians to make adjustments to dentures or other dental prosthetics, for polishing dentures, for construction of prosthetic appliances and other items and and to store prosthetic supplies.

Working Days. The amount of time required by the laboratory to complete the prescription.

Prescription forms must be complete to allow the laboratory technician to accurately fabricate the prosthesis to the desires of the dentist.

Dental laboratory technicians use impressions or molds of a patient's teeth to create crowns, bridges, dentures, and other dental appliances. They work closely with dentists but have limited contact with patients.

Dental lab technicians are exposed to various injury risks (cuts, abrasions, burns, electric shock, etc.) and occupational disease risks (visual and auditory pathologies and diseases caused by fumes, dust, poor ergonomics, etc.).

A dental laboratory technician, upon receiving a prescription or work-authorization form from a licensed dentist, fabricates various appliances, such as full and partial dentures, crowns and bridges, and other prosthetic devices that the dentist uses in making restorations for the patient.

Laboratory prescription" means a written description, dated and signed by a dentist, of dental laboratory technology to be performed by a dental laboratory technician; 25. Laboratory prescription forms shall be stored in the clear plastic pockets.

Dental laboratory technicians use impressions or molds of a patient's teeth to create crowns, bridges, dentures, and other dental appliances. They work closely with dentists but have limited contact with patients.