About Kiess Kraft
Maintaining a proud tradition since 1933, our laboratory is large enough to accommodate all of your needs, yet small enough to provide all of the individual attention you deserve. Our organization thrives on specialization represented by our six departments, including Denture, Partial, Crown and Bridge, Porcelain, Implants and the Lava™ Milling Center.
We believe that effective communication between the dentist and its chosen laboratory is of paramount importance. In order to achieve your complete satisfaction, we will call you on every case, if necessary. If you experience any problem, we stand ready to remake or refit the appliance at no additional charge to you.
We look forward to working with you in the future. Feel free to contact us any time with questions that you might have.
Sincerely,
Rick, Jerry Jr., Chris and Chey Miller
Recent News
- Now Accepting iTero Scans
Send your Cadent iTero scans to Kiess Kraft Dental Lab. We have recently partnered with iTero to be able to accept scans of your impressions. [...] - What Makes Prescribing Restorations Easier?
Complete or Flat Fee Pricing! It’s always easier to know what to charge your patients for a restoration(s) when you are aware of your costs ahead of time. We have developed “complete pricing” for removables and for implants. [...] - It's Back... Novus Denture Liner
Kiess Kraft has worked with denture liners for many years. We have found some denture liners harden over time, some allow water sorption, and harbor fungal growth-that’s not [...]
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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.