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Kerenor is a dental laboratory located in Montreal, QC, specializing in monolithic zirconia restorations and serving dentists worldwide. Our Zirconia story started in February 2007 and already in April 2007, our first monolithic case was created –full maxillary and full mandible Zirconia bridges. It was made to satisfy patient’s desire for very white smile hence came the case that featured full monolithic posterior teeth, full monolithic occlusion and minimally veneered windows on 6 anterior.
Today, 14 years later, this case is working and looking beautiful. With over 42,000 units and over 350 full arches in monolithic Zirconia, we can say that monolithic Zirconia is a success and a way to do dentistry. We salute our pioneers and we will continue to innovate and progress. Read more about our story here.
In 2007 we became North America’s first full service full Zirconia laboratory. Later in the same year, our dental zirconia laboratory was first in the world to start exploring and creating monolithic Zirconia restorations. We’ve helped develop the monolithic Zirconia line for major companies. Today, all cases in our dental studio are done in monolithic Zirconia. We are taking it further every day, making it the ultimate material for the future of dentistry.
Our Master Zirconist, Haim Keren is an expert in dental Zirconia restorations. Second generation dental technician, his expertise is a result of thirst for knowledge, relentless desire to improve and meticulous approach to every stage of the restoration. Since his early days as a technician, Haim was envisioning full ceramic, high tech dentistry. Today he makes his vision reality through his consistent work at our dental laboratory in Montreal. Thanks to visionaries like Haim the dental profession is moving forward.
Creativity is our favoured means of affirmation. Mark Twain said: You cannot depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus. Every day in our dental zirconia laboratory in Montreal we are imagining, pushing the boundaries of traditional designs and finding new solutions, for each case is unique. We are always looking for challenges, no matter how difficult or unusual.
Aesthetics is our constant preoccupation. It’s starting from our working environment, choice of tools and raw materials and continuing through color perception and individual natural looking and functioning design of every restoration.
Creativity is our favoured means of affirmation. Mark Twain said: You cannot depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus. Every day in our dental zirconia laboratory in Montreal we are imagining, pushing the boundaries of traditional designs and finding new solutions, for each case is unique. We are always looking for challenges, no matter how difficult or unusual.
In 2007 we became North America’s first full service full Zirconia lab. Later in the same year, our dental zirconia laboratory was first in the world to start exploring and creating monolithic Zirconia restorations. We’ve helped develop the monolithic Zirconia line for major companies. Today, all cases in our dental studio are done in monolithic Zirconia. We are taking it further every day, making it the ultimate material for future dentistry.
Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.
The future is here. It’s just not widely distributed yet.
"An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a very narrow field." Niels Bohr
Our Master Zirconist, Haim Keren is an expert in dental Zirconia restorations. Second generation dental technician, his expertise is a result of thirst for knowledge, relentless desire to improve and meticulous approach to every stage of the restoration
We are constantly researching and exploring, remaining on the edge of dental innovations. Staying idle is not an option because
We live in a moment of history where change is so speeded up that we begin to see the present only when it is already disappearing.
The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.