Does ACE DNTL really refuse 5-day full-mouth cases?

Yes, under ground 4 of the published Aesthete Refusal Doctrine — schedule pressure incompatible with biology. The 5-day timeline compresses the mock-up phase, the bonding chemistry, and the structured follow-up out of the workflow. The biological cost is documented at 5-year follow-up. ACE DNTL offers two alternatives: move the deadline, or stage the work. Cases that cannot accept either are not done.

How long does a full-mouth veneer case take at ACE DNTL?

28–30 days from diagnostic consultation to final delivery, across 2–3 visits to Marbella for international patients. Week 1: diagnostic + mock-up fabrication. Days 8–14: 14-day mock-up phase with photographic feedback. Days 16–17: preparation under loupe magnification. Days 17–25: hand-layered porcelain built up by ACE DNTL LAB master ceramists across 4–7 fires. Days 26–28: try-in + final delivery + 6-month re-score appointment scheduled.

What if I have a fixed deadline like a wedding?

ACE DNTL accepts wedding-deadline cases only when there is at least 8 weeks between consultation and the event. Cases booked within 4 weeks of a fixed event are typically refused — the mock-up phase cannot be compressed, and the case bonded under time pressure carries materially higher 5-year failure rates. Alternative: schedule the consultation 12+ weeks ahead and the case completes well before the event.

Why does the mock-up phase need 14 days?

Three biological processes time-bound the window. Phonetic adaptation takes 7–10 days. Lifestyle integration takes 10–14 days. The emotional honeymoon at the chair wears off after day 3 — the patient's true acceptance level only stabilises around day 10. A case bonded before day 14 is bonded to a patient who has not yet fully evaluated the design. Across the 100-case pilot dataset (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20213276), every approved case completed the full 14-day window.

Why 5-Day Full-Mouth Veneers Fail Biology

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Does ACE DNTL really refuse 5-day full-mouth cases?: Yes, under ground 4 of the published Aesthete Refusal Doctrine — schedule pressure incompatible with biology. The 5-day timeline compresses the mock-up phase, the bonding chemistry, and the structured follow-up out of the workflow. The biological cost is documented at 5-year follow-up. ACE DNTL offers two alternatives: move the deadline, or stage the work. Cases that cannot accept either are not done.
How long does a full-mouth veneer case take at ACE DNTL?: 28–30 days from diagnostic consultation to final delivery, across 2–3 visits to Marbella for international patients. Week 1: diagnostic + mock-up fabrication. Days 8–14: 14-day mock-up phase with photographic feedback. Days 16–17: preparation under loupe magnification. Days 17–25: hand-layered porcelain built up by ACE DNTL LAB master ceramists across 4–7 fires. Days 26–28: try-in + final delivery + 6-month re-score appointment scheduled.
What if I have a fixed deadline like a wedding?: ACE DNTL accepts wedding-deadline cases only when there is at least 8 weeks between consultation and the event. Cases booked within 4 weeks of a fixed event are typically refused — the mock-up phase cannot be compressed, and the case bonded under time pressure carries materially higher 5-year failure rates. Alternative: schedule the consultation 12+ weeks ahead and the case completes well before the event.
Why does the mock-up phase need 14 days?: Three biological processes time-bound the window. Phonetic adaptation takes 7–10 days. Lifestyle integration takes 10–14 days. The emotional honeymoon at the chair wears off after day 3 — the patient's true acceptance level only stabilises around day 10. A case bonded before day 14 is bonded to a patient who has not yet fully evaluated the design. Across the 100-case pilot dataset (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20213276), every approved case completed the full 14-day window.