CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics

Frigate manufactures precision-machined components for dental and orthodontic OEMs using high-speed, multi-axis CNC systems. Our parts meet demanding hygiene, dimensional, and surface quality standards required by global dental equipment suppliers. 

Our Clients

Advantages of Our CNC Machining Services

Our workflows support low-batch prototyping and high-volume production with consistent tolerance control across titanium and stainless grades. 

Laser Micro-Engraving

We machine intricate ID marks and anti-counterfeit codes on implantable-grade components with sub-25 micron precision.

Micro-Machined Grooves

Tactile grip grooves for orthodontic pliers and scalers are machined with radial symmetry to improve handling during procedures.

Thermal Distortion Reduction

Material-specific compensation methods maintain dimensional accuracy during dry or coolant-assisted machining cycles.

Our CNC Machining Process

We apply hybrid CAM strategies that combine high-speed tool paths, synchronized rotation, and in-cycle probing for precision across tight-tolerance dental features. 

CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics
CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics
CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics
CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics
CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics
CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics
Tool Path Optimization

Advanced algorithms optimize tool paths, minimizing tool wear, reducing cycle times, and improving surface finishes. This involves strategically planning the sequence of movements and cuts to enhance efficiency. 

Multi-Axis Machining

Modern CNC machines often utilize 5-axis or even 6-axis capabilities, allowing for complex geometries and intricate shapes. This reduces the need to reposition the part, ensuring higher accuracy and a more refined finish. 

Adaptive Cutting Technology

CNC machines may integrate adaptive cutting strategies, where cutting conditions (speed, feed, depth of cut) adjust dynamically based on real-time sensor feedback or cutting force monitoring. This helps prevent tool breakage and ensures optimal material removal rates. 

High-Speed Machining

Specialized techniques like high-speed machining enable faster spindle speeds and advanced feed rates. This increases material removal rates while maintaining fine tolerances and reducing thermal distortion. 

In-Process Measurement and Feedback Loops

Some CNC setups incorporate in-process measuring systems (like laser scanners or probe-based systems) to check the part’s dimensions as it’s being machined. These systems can send real-time data back to the machine, allowing for automatic adjustments during production. 

Automated Tool Changer (ATC) Systems

CNC machines with automated tool changers enhance efficiency by switching tools automatically without operator intervention. This allows for uninterrupted multi-operation machining without downtime, improving productivity in complex jobs with several cutting tools. 

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See how global OEMs and sourcing heads describe their experience with our scalable execution.

Fine Surface Outcomes for Dental Machined Parts

We achieve ultra-smooth finishes critical for intraoral tools, ensuring biocompatibility and reducing microbial retention. 

Anodizing

Give your aluminum parts a tough, corrosion-resistant shield with anodizing, reaching surface hardness up to HV 500, while enhancing electrical insulation and durability.

Mechanical Finishing

Smooth out imperfections and refine surfaces to Ra 0.2 µm or better with mechanical finishing techniques like grinding, polishing, and bead blasting. 

Heat Treatment

Boost material strength and hardness by heat treating parts at temperatures up to 1100°C, ensuring they meet the mechanical demands of your application.

Electroplating

Add protective or functional metal coatings with electroplating, delivering consistent layers as precise as ±2 µm for improved corrosion resistance and conductivity.

Our Machined Products 

We support your production needs with CNC-machined parts, subassemblies, and performance-critical components. 

Plastic Injection Mold Core - IMG
Food Processing Mixer Blade - IMG (2)
High-End Bicycle Dropout - IMG (3)
Camshaft - IMG
Yaw Drive Pinion Gear - IMG
Electronic Shielding Spline Ring - IMG (3)
Aircraft Seat Rails - IMG (2)
Differential Gear - IMG (2)
Drill Collar Sub Assembly Plate - IMG (3)
Solar Tracker Pivot Bearing - IMG (2)
Precision Actuator Shaft - IMG (2)
Hydroelectric Guide Vane Bearing - IMG (3)
Surgical Stapler Cartridge Holder - IMG
Linear Guide Carriage - IMG (2)
Oxygen Mask Bracket - IMG (2)

Digital CNC Machining for Dental Applications

Get machined parts with production-grade outcomes and access to cleanroom-compliant secondary operations. 

CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics

CNC Milling

High-accuracy milling for crowns, bridges, abutments, and tray components using rigid setups and process-monitored paths. 

CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics

CNC Turning

We support turned components for dental implant systems, including screw-retained parts and mating connectors. 

CNC Machining Materials for Dental Components

We work with medical-grade materials engineered for biocompatibility and cleanability. These materials suit both patient-facing and equipment-facing components. 

A2 Tool Steel

A2 Tool Steel is a high-carbon, high-chromium steel known for its toughness and wear resistance. It’s ideal for producing durable, high-strength parts that can withstand heavy use. 

Aluminum

Aluminum is a lightweight, corrosion-resistant metal with good machinability. Because of its strength-to-weight ratio, it’s commonly used in aerospace, automotive, and various industrial applications. 

Brass

Brass is a copper-zinc alloy known for its machinability and corrosion resistance. It’s used for components requiring precise detailing and good mechanical properties. 

Bronze

Bronze is a copper-tin alloy with excellent wear resistance and strength. It’s often used for bushings, bearings, and other friction-prone components. 

Cast Iron

Cast Iron is known for its high wear resistance and machinability. It’s used in heavy-duty applications such as machinery parts and engine components. 

Copper

Copper offers excellent thermal and electrical conductivity. It’s used in applications requiring heat dissipation or electrical conductivity, such as electronic components. 

Steel

Steel is a versatile material known for its strength and durability. It’s used in various applications, from construction to automotive parts. 

Titanium

Titanium is a lightweight, high-strength metal with excellent corrosion resistance. It’s used in aerospace, medical implants, and high-performance engineering applications. 

Stainless Steel

Stainless Steel offers high corrosion resistance and strength. It’s widely used in applications ranging from kitchen equipment to industrial machinery. 

Zinc

Zinc is a ductile and corrosion-resistant metal known for its excellent machinability, especially in its alloy forms. It's often used for components requiring intricate details, good surface finish, and precise dimensions, commonly found in automotive, hardware, and electrical applications.

Key Execution Points

Our execution process supports accuracy, clean surface quality, and production repeatability from prototyping to regulated batch production. 

CNC Milling

Compliance Standards for Dental CNC Machining Service

Frigate’s dental part machining workflows meet strict industry and regulatory expectations for traceability, surface quality, and hygiene. Our compliance process follows ISO-aligned traceability, validated machining plans, and sterile handling preparation. All workflows support batch-based documentation and downstream cleanroom compatibility. 

ISO 13485

Machining aligned to medical device quality management requirements. 

FDA CFR 21 Part 820

Processes structured to support QSR-compliant manufacturing. 

RoHS Compliant

All materials sourced comply with restricted substance regulations. 

CE Marking

Supports CE-markable device part production under EU MDD/MDR. 

ISO 9001:2015

General quality system applied across all machining workflows. 

REACH Regulation

Machined components meet EU chemical safety requirements. 

UL Certification

Electromechanical dental component safety documentation ready. 

Frigate’s Global Presence

Frigate takes pride in facilitating “Make in India for the globe“.  As our global network of Frigaters provides virtually limitless capacity, and through our IoT enabled platform your parts go directly into production. By digitally and technologically enabling “the silent pillars of the economy” MSME and SME manufacturing industries, we are able to tap the huge potential for manufacturing to bring the best results for our clients.

CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics

100,000+

Parts Manufactured

250+

Frigaters

2000+

Machines

450+

Materials

25+

Manufacturing Process

CNC-Machining

Quality Testing Standards for Dental CNC Machining

Roundness Testing
CMM, Roundness Tester (e.g., Talyrond)

To measure the roundness of cylindrical features, ensuring they meet tolerance requirements. 

Flatness of Internal Surfaces Testing
Optical Flat or CMM

To check internal surfaces for flatness, critical for sealing and assembly purposes. 

Burr Detection Testing
Visual Inspection, Edge Detection Tool

To identify burrs or sharp edges that may affect assembly or safety. 

Profile Tolerance Testing
CMM, Laser Scanning, or Profile Projector

To ensure that complex profiles (e.g., contours, curves) conform to design specifications. 

Surface Profile Testing
Profilometer or Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM)

To check the topography and texture of the surface, ensuring it meets the required specifications for function or aesthetics. 

Material Hardness Depth Testing
Microhardness Test or Depth Hardness Measurement

To verify that the surface hardness depth meets the required specifications for wear resistance. 

Residual Stress Testing
X-ray Diffraction, Strain Gauges

To measure internal stresses that could lead to deformation or failure during or after machining. 

Microstructure Response Testing
Metallographic Analysis (e.g., Optical or Electron Microscopy)

To verify grain structure, inclusions, and material consistency, ensuring the part meets performance requirements. 

CNC Machining Parts

We maintain micron-grade accuracy using closed-loop machining, feedback-controlled spindles, and thermal drift monitoring. Explore actual dental components manufactured for high-cycle use and patient-facing reliability. 

Other Industries We Serve 

We deliver machining support across sectors that require consistency, material reliability, and tight dimensional control. 

Construction Equipment - IMG
Precision Instruments & Metrology - IMG
Medical Devices
oil & gas equipment
industrial machinery
Food Processing Machinery
Dental & Orthodontics
Firearms & Defense Accessories
Consumer Electronics - img

Our Manufacturing Metrics

Frigate brings stability, control, and predictable performance to your sourcing operations through a structured multi-vendor system. 

CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics
CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics

2.8X

Sourcing Cycle Speed

Frigate’s pre-qualified network shortens decision time between RFQ and PO placement.  

CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics

94%

On-Time Delivery Rate

Structured planning windows and logistics-linked schedules improve project-level delivery reliability. 

CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics

4X

Multi-Part Consolidation

We enable part family batching across suppliers to reduce fragmentation.  

CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics

22% 

Quality Rejection Rate

Multi-level quality checks and fixed inspection plans lower non-conformities. 

CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics

30%

Procurement Costs

Optimized supplier negotiations and bulk order strategies reduce your overall sourcing expenses. 

CNC Machining Services for Dental & Orthodontics

20%

Manual Processing Time

Automation of sourcing and supplier management significantly reduces time spent on manual tasks. 

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Having Doubts? Our FAQ

Check all our Frequently Asked Questions in CNC Machining 

How does Frigate maintain surface cleanliness during machining of intraoral dental parts

Frigate applies dry machining or coolant systems with medical-grade lubricants to prevent contamination during part production. We maintain dedicated tooling for titanium and stainless to avoid cross-material debris. Each machined part undergoes ultrasonic cleaning and Class 10,000 air-blow-off stations before packing. This prevents biofilm buildup and reduces reprocessing time for OEMs. Our workflow meets hygiene and cleanliness standards essential for patient-facing components. 

What machining methods are used for producing tight-tolerance threads in dental implants?

Frigate uses synchronized CNC turning and helical interpolation for accurate thread profiles on titanium and stainless implants. We validate each thread pitch and angle using profile gauges and optical comparators. To prevent microburr formation, we apply minimum chip load cutting with multi-pass thread generation. As a result, the threads engage smoothly with mating parts while ensuring biocompatibility and repeat assembly integrity. 

How does Frigate avoid thermal distortion while machining small dental instruments?

Frigate minimizes tool-to-part heat transfer by using high-speed, low-force cutting strategies and optimized spindle cooling. During extended runs, we use staged roughing and controlled finishing paths to stabilize temperatures. Materials like PPSU and zirconia receive shorter cycle passes with dwell time management. This ensures dimensional stability in features under 0.5 mm, commonly seen in scalers, tips, or brackets. 

How does Frigate ensure part traceability during batch production of dental CNC parts?

Frigate links each part with a unique traceability code embedded either through laser marking or QR labeling. Our MES (Manufacturing Execution System) records all parameters including material batches, tool paths, and inspection logs. Real-time syncing with quality records enables OEMs to retrieve any part’s data instantly. This system supports ISO 13485 traceability requirements and simplifies audit readiness for regulatory compliance. 

What inspection steps are followed for high-precision dental components?

Frigate performs multi-stage quality checks starting from in-process probing to post-machining CMM verification. We use optical vision systems to inspect submillimeter features and edge radii on dental tips or implant threads. Surface roughness is measured using contact and non-contact testers to meet Ra values under 0.4 µm. All inspections are logged against serialized part IDs, ensuring full quality documentation for each production lot. 

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