About Peterman
Founded in 1960, Peterman Dental Laboratory has steadily grown by proving to be a valued resource to dentists throughout the country. Our Quality Assurance Program establishes laboratory quality standards for each department enabling our team of highly skilled technicians to achieve consistent results.
Although Peterman provides both traditional PFM’s and Dentures, new materials and manufacturing technologies are changing the restorative landscape. CADCAM and pressed technology are now available alongside conventional casting. Leucite, zirconia and lithium disilicate ceramics now compete with long proven feldspathic porcelains. Implant retained Overdentures are replacing conventional full dentures, and flexible nylon partials are an alternative to chrome castings. The Peterman team is prepared to guide you through these choices based on both the available science and our hands-on experience.
A partnership with Peterman Dental Lab offers dentists an opportunity to work with the friendliest and most helpful laboratory specialists in Tennessee. Please give us a call, or send an email today to discover more about what Peterman can do for you.
Recent News
- 2011 Holiday Case Scheduling
Peterman Laboratory will be closed for Thanksgiving on Thursday, November 24 and Friday, November 25 to observe this holiday. We will also be closed on Monday, December 26 and Monday, January 2, 2012. [...] - Advantages of ClearFrame
ClearFrame® is designed like a traditional cast metal partial but the denture acrylic is built on a clear nylon framework in place of a chrome cobalt partial. The frame and clasps are semi-rigid and transparent. [...] - New Lower Price for e.max
In recent months we have seen a product shift from the previous standard of care, (PFMs), to various metal-free options like IPS e.max restorations. With the soaring costs of alloy and the continued improvement [...]
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Experience and Expertise
We are a National Dentex Laboratory (NDX).
As a member of the largest dental laboratory group in the United States, we have access to resources that very few laboratories can match. Our own Research and Development department works directly with dental manufacturing companies across the globe to bring you world class materials, and to assure material safety and compliance regulations are met. A developmental training program for all technicians provides product consistency and creates a career path that leads new dental technicians to attain CDT (Certified Dental Technician) status. More recently our technology group has been assisting dentists who want to integrate their own digital impressioning system into laboratory workflow.