PROCA Dental Milling Center
Dental milling in Mexico for US laboratories
Keep your lab at the center. Evaluate a manufacturing partner with a defined pilot.
Discuss zirconia, PMMA and milled night guard production with PROCA Dental Milling Center, the English-facing name for PROCA Centro de Fresado. The starting point is a lab-to-lab quotation: what you supply, what PROCA would manufacture, and what your team needs to receive.
A nearshore proposal should be evaluated as a complete workflow. A lower production quote alone does not establish a lower delivered cost or a dependable delivery date.
Choose the work you need to outsource
Zirconia milling: identify restoration type, material requirements and the required delivery state.
PMMA milling: distinguish a design try-in from a provisional restoration and specify the intended use.
Milled night guards: supply the prescribed appliance requirements and confirm the material and finishing scope.
Digital design is a separate service stage. Sending scans for CAD design is different from sending an approved restoration file for manufacturing.
Build the pilot around your lab's specifications
Agree on representative case types, accepted files, review checkpoints, finishing responsibility and the evidence your receiving technician will need. Record who can approve a change and what happens when a case does not meet the agreed specification.
The pilot is a proposed evaluation, not an automatic production reservation, free sample offer or guarantee of ongoing capacity. Its price, eligibility and schedule need written confirmation.
Production time and delivery time are separate
Ask for a manufacturing milestone and an estimated arrival window. Shipping arrangements, import responsibilities and destination requirements must be resolved before a physical order is accepted. Do not transfer a digital-design turnaround promise to a shipment of restorations.
Confirm the manufacturing location and documentation required by your organization. This page does not claim US manufacture, regulatory authorization or certifications for PROCA. US physical fulfillment is subject to operational and regulatory review.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need to move all production to PROCA?
No. A pilot can be scoped to a defined product line or selected workload. Recurring allocation is a separate agreement.
Can our lab keep design and finishing in-house?
Describe your proposed division of work. Available delivery states and responsibility boundaries must be confirmed in the quotation.
Is the initial inquiry a patient-file submission?
No. Begin with your business details and non-patient-specific production requirements. Request the authorized transfer process before sharing clinical files.
Request a lab-to-lab pilot quote
Send your lab name, business email, state and ZIP code, product mix, anticipated volume and preferred scope. Start the conversation with the problem you need to solve: overflow, a specific product line or a backup workflow.
Business contact: contacto@procadental.com · WhatsApp +52 55 4050 7302.
Plan your next step
Guides for evaluating a milling partner
- How to evaluate a zirconia milling partner with a useful pilot
- Dental milling overflow: build a backup before your mill goes down
- Dental outsourcing to Mexico: how to compare landed cost
- PMMA full-arch try-ins: document the decision before final milling
- Milled night guard outsourcing: an order and file checklist
- White-label dental milling: what a lab-to-lab agreement should define
- exocad and 3Shape STL handoff: what to confirm before outsourcing milling
- Dental CAD outsourcing versus physical milling: choose the scope your lab needs