Webber Comprehensive Dentistry

Webber Comprehensive Dentistry Come feel the difference! A comprehensive approach to dental care by someone who really cares! Welcome to Webber Comprehensive Dentistry.

We are located at 130 West 700 South Ste: B in Smithfield, Utah 84335. Maintaining good dental health is a mutual commitment between Webber Comprehensive Dentistry and our patients. In our Cache Valley office, we treat our patients just like our own families! We know that visiting the dentist isn’t necessarily the most fun thing to do, however maintaining excellent dental health is a serious matter. We realize our mission is to be caring, gentle, and up-to-date dental care ambassadors. We care about your smile, and your general health. You already know that a good nutrition plan and exercising regularly are important to your health. Sustaining healthy habits keep you looking good and feeling great. Regular dental care serves the same worthwhile purpose. Proper brushing and flossing regularly keeps your teeth and gums healthy, and your smile bright. However, good dental health doesn’t stop there. Regular visits to the dentist are the key to making sure you are cleaning and maintaining your teeth properly, as well as protecting yourself from tooth decay and gum disease. Investing in good dental health for you and your family now can save you money on costly treatments in the future. Webber Comprehensive Dentistry brings together the knowledge and expertise of an entire team of dental professionals, and is here for all of your dental health needs. Dr. Webber is a Utah native, and was born and raised in Sandy, Utah. He attended USU, receiving a degree in Biology. He attended UNLV School of Dental Medicine, graduating in 2008. Dr. Webber served an LDS Mission in Chile, where he learned to speak Spanish. We welcome you to come see us and experience the difference!

I am so fortunate to have these incredible humans work by my side every day!
03/01/2026

I am so fortunate to have these incredible humans work by my side every day!

03/01/2026

The flex platform on my Form 4 makes a big difference in part removal. But it also is an increased safety measurement so you sent scraping parts off and slippin asmd hurting yourself.

02/28/2026

I do several cures throughout the process but this is the final cure process I do.

Then pumice and polish!

Follow along for more 3D printing and digital dentistry!

02/27/2026

Dentures do NOT have to look like dentures!

I learned these techniques from Wally Renne at MOD Institute! Great programs of you are looking to learn more.

This is the beauty of digital design is to truly customize the tooth position through exocad design and then what really makes things POP is to custom stain and glaze the gingiva and teeth to give them dimension!

Here I break down the simple steps I take to do this.

Red first to give depth

Pink next gives dimension to the gingiva

A candy coat of tooth resin to seal that and then cured

Then candy coat the teeth

This is key because then the stains you use to add some mamelons, some halo effect and some darkness along the gingival third will be locked in to the candy coat.

Then cure that before the final cure!

What do you think?

Follow for more digital dentistry and 3D printing tips!

02/26/2026

The next step is to bond the gingival resin to the teeth resin .

I use a dropper to place the tooth colored resin into the sockets.

Then it is vital you hold them together very tight while curing. If not, your occlusion you worked so hard to fine tune in the exocad design will not matter.

Once cured, I remove the supports and then polish off the support attachments from the prosthesis.

I use a diamond disc to open up the embrasures on the anterior teeth and create a little interproximal separation so the teeth look natural and like individual teeth rather than one solid tooth .

The next step will be to stain the gums and teeth to really bring the prosthetic to life.

Follow along for more 3D printing and digital dentistry.

02/25/2026

There’s something deeply satisfying about this part of the workflow.

The print finishes.
You flex the platform.
The parts release clean.

That’s control.

In this case I’m using the Build Platform Flex by Formlabs — and you can literally see the difference. (I didn't catch video of me struggling to get the gingiva print off of the regular platform). The controlled flex allows multi-part denture components to separate smoothly without excessive torque, distortion, or micro-fractures. When you compare that to a rigid build platform where you’re prying and stressing the resin, the efficiency difference is obvious.

But the real magic isn’t the print.
It’s the protocol.

After printing I always:

1️⃣ Wash thoroughly to remove uncured resin
2️⃣ Inspect margins, intaglio surfaces, and connector areas
3️⃣ Test-fit components to verify passive seating
4️⃣ Confirm occlusion and alignment
5️⃣ Only then move to bonding

Because in digital dentistry, precision isn’t optional — it’s engineered.

This is what a true digital workflow looks like: • Intraoral scanning
• CAD design
• Denture design in Exocad
• Additive manufacturing
• Resin post-processing
• Fit verification
• Final bonding

When you control each step — from design to 3D printing to assembly — you control outcomes. That’s how we create predictable, efficient, high-quality prosthetics in a modern, tech-forward dental practice.

I’m obsessed with workflows that eliminate friction, protect accuracy, and increase profitability — whether it’s printed dentures, surgical guides, models, splints, or full-arch implant restorations.

Digital dentistry is not a trend.
It’s the future of implant dentistry, removable prosthetics, and high-efficiency practice models.

— Dr. Darren Webber

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02/24/2026

There’s a moment when the outside world fades.

It’s just the scan.
The margins.
The occlusion.
The smile line.
The midline.
The anatomy.

Designing dentures in Exocad puts me in that state of flow every time.

This is digital dentistry at its best — where CBCT data, intraoral scans, digital impressions, bite records, and facial analysis all come together inside a powerful CAD workflow. Every contour, every emergence profile, every gingival embrasure is intentional.

I’m not just designing a denture.
I’m designing confidence. Function. Phonetics. Longevity.

Training with MOD Institute changed the way I approach full-arch cases, implant-supported dentures, All-on-X planning, vertical dimension, and digital smile design. It sharpened my eye for esthetics and strengthened my understanding of prosthetic-driven implant planning.

Then my Formlabs 3D printers bring it to life.

From STL files to printed models, surgical guides, try-ins, prototypes, and final prosthetics — this is where CAD meets additive manufacturing. This is chairside efficiency, lab-level precision, and streamlined digital workflow.

Digital dentures.
3D printed dentures.
Full-arch implant cases.
Guided surgery.
Exocad design.
CBCT planning.
Trios scans.
Resin printing.
In-house lab workflow.
Modern prosthodontics.

This is the part of dentistry that feels like art — backed by engineering.

If you’re a dentist interested in digital workflow, 3D printing, dental CAD/CAM, implant dentistry, or building a high-tech dental practice…

You’re in the right place.

Comment with what aspect of digital dentistry you have questions on and I will answer them.

— Dr. Darren Webber

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It's not just a denture!It is somebody's confidence.It is somebody's diminished shame.It is somebody's smile!It is a sec...
02/23/2026

It's not just a denture!

It is somebody's confidence.

It is somebody's diminished shame.

It is somebody's smile!

It is a second chance!

It is a new start!

This, this is why I don't just see it as a denture.

This is why I take my time.

I hand paint and stain the gum tissue and put shading on the teeth.

I polish them up really nice!

Because they are more than just dentures.

Using techniques taught by Mike DeFee and Wally Renne and the MOD Institute have made this process easy, fun and repeatable.

I love to design them myself as well. Using exocad has brought so much passion and creativity into this process for me.

If you don't want to design for yourself find a good designer to help.

If you need a good designer ask me and I can send you the right way.

Do you enjoy making dentures?

Do you prefer analog or digital?

Just making a great smile even better!Using digital design to bring this smile back to life!Scan and design, then surger...
02/19/2026

Just making a great smile even better!

Using digital design to bring this smile back to life!

Scan and design, then surgery, then smile!

I love that this process can now take a day or two rather than 4-6 weeks!

Welcome Mason to our team!Today was his first day with us, but sometimes that's all it takes! You know when you can just...
02/19/2026

Welcome Mason to our team!

Today was his first day with us, but sometimes that's all it takes! You know when you can just tell that somebody is a good fit!

I am in a unique position in my day to day where I get to choose who I surround myself with every day!

I feel so good about the people I have on my team right now!

Mason is the perfect addition and I am so looking forward to working with him, watching him grow and watching the team mesh!

We are lucky to have you! Welcome!

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130 W 700 S, Ste B
Smithfield, UT
84335

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