Orale Esthetique
Dental prostheses laboratory serving dental professionals with custom aesthetic and functional restorations
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Orale Esthetique
Orale Esthetique is a Lyon-based laboratory that designs and manufactures biomimetic, aesthetic and functional dental prostheses. Its work includes e.max restorations.
The laboratory serves dental professionals, producing custom-made prostheses using materials it describes as high quality. It was founded in 2015 and is registered in Lyon, France.
Product: Custom-made aesthetic and functional dental prostheses, including e.max restorations.
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