INTEGRITY DENTAL SERVICES WELCOMES DR. DANIEL F. GALINDO AS CHIEF CLINICAL OFFICER

Scottsdale, Arizona, February 12, 2024 – Premier dental laboratory Integrity Dental Services is proud to welcome Dr. Daniel F. Galindo as its new Chief Clinical Officer. His appointment cements the company’s commitment to excellence and innovation while furthering the already expansive array of services for patients.

Since opening its doors in 2019, Integrity Dental Services has grown to become one of the country’s premier dental laboratories. Now, the company employs over 220 people and operates across three locations, with its products utilized in over 42 states.

As one of the most distinguished figures in the field of dentistry, Dr. Galindo has enjoyed an illustrious career in the sector, and his appointment marks a pivotal moment in Integrity’s ongoing history. His wealth of experience will see him lead the clinical direction of the organization, strengthening its existing services and helping to bridge the gap between innovative laboratory techniques and the ever-changing practical needs of a modern dental practice. 

Dr. Galindo will also play a pivotal role in the launch of the new state-of-the-art live clinical hands-on educational facility in Scottsdale, Arizona. This new facility is set to transform client and partnership experiences, reinforcing Integrity’s position as a leader in the dental laboratory industry.

Educated at the Universidad Javeriana School of Dentistry and completing his specialty training in prosthodontics at the University of Rochester Eastman Dental Center, Dr. Galindo has enjoyed an illustrious career in dentistry. He served as Assistant Professor in the Department of Prosthodontics and Operative Dentistry at the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine and is currently serving as Clinical Assistant Professor of Dentistry at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry.

 As a Board-Certified prosthodontist, Dr. Galindo is a Diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics and a Fellow of the American College of Prosthodontists. He is also a Fellow in the International College of Dentists and is an active member of numerous prestigious dental organizations, including the American Dental Association, American College of Prosthodontists, Academy of Osseointegration, American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics, American Prosthodontic Society and the International Team for Implantology. He has also authored numerous scientific publications and is a sought-after speaker at national and international meetings.

 Speaking on the appointment, Integrity Dental Services Founder/CEO Rob Dinker said, “We are really excited to be welcoming Daniel to our team. His extensive experience, remarkable prosthodontics career, and proven leadership skills will be invaluable to our entire organization.

We have always been committed to delivering exceptional dental services and products, and we are taking that further this year with our new education facility, which Daniel will be a key part of. Over the last 15 years, he has helped improve the lives of over 4,000 patients and will now be able to pass that experience on to others to help even more people. We really are beyond thrilled to have him join our leadership team.”

Dr. Daniel F. Galindo added, “It’s an honor to join the Integrity team. Their reputation for quality and service is unrivaled and their plans for the future are incredibly exciting, so I’m looking forward to hitting the ground running and supporting them in maintaining their position as one of America’s premier dental laboratories.

 For further information on Integrity Dental Services, visit https://integritydentalservice.com/.

 About Integrity Dental Services

Integrity Dental Services is a leading dental laboratory in Duluth, Georgia, known for its commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction. The company specializes in providing state-of-the-art dental solutions, leveraging advanced technology and a team of skilled professionals to meet the evolving needs of the dental industry.

 

Contact:

Kenneth Niquette

Chief Marketing Officer

Integrity Dental Services

info@integritydentalservice.com

470-222-2902

Digital smile design has made it easier than ever to create a blueprint for the desired smile.  This smile can be measured against all diagnostic information and communicated in ways that don’t exist in the analog world.   But what good is the ultimate design if you are unable to bring this smile to life with the intended tooth positions and occlusal scheme?

The design is the easy part. Execution is where cases succeed or fail.

The Gap Between Planning and Delivery

In full-arch implant cases, the most common source of frustration isn’t a flawed treatment plan — it’s a breakdown in translating that plan into reality. Surgical inefficiency in implant placement and bone contouring, or poor record taking leading to alignment errors all have their place as variable that limit our ability to bring the design to life.  A temporary conversion that isn’t validated against the original design turns the provisional phase into a guessing game. When surgery and prosthetics aren’t integrated from the start, the restoration becomes reactive, and chair time climbs accordingly. The result is a case that looks nothing like what was designed, through no fault of the design itself.

A Simple Principle That Changes Outcomes

The clinicians who deliver consistent full-arch results share one discipline: they establish the baseline before they refine anything. The goal in phase one is not to improve on the design; it’s to execute it accurately. Refinements only make sense once the original plan has been faithfully delivered. When that step is skipped, errors compound. Adjustments layer on top of deviations, and the final result drifts further from the intended outcome with every appointment.

A Workflow Built for Predictability

Consistent full-arch delivery follows a clear sequence:

  • Design for the end result first — tooth position, midline, occlusal scheme, and esthetics defined and patient-approved before surgical planning begins
  • Plan surgery around the prosthetic outcome — implant positioning that supports the final restoration, informed by CBCT and digital planning tools
  • Execute with guided precision — maintaining alignment between the surgical plan and the digital design at the time of placement
  • Validate through temporization — treating the provisional phase as a functional and esthetic checkpoint, not a correction phase
  • Deliver a final restoration that replicates the validated design — minimizing adjustments because the work was done upstream

 

Where IDS Fits In

At Integrity Dental Services, our role begins well before the final restoration leaves the lab. Through our vendor partner network, we support digital smile design collaboration, guided surgery coordination, and digital scanning integration — so the plan that gets built is one we can actually build to.

On the restorative side, our full-arch solutions — including Aventus® Zirconia, Fortis®, and TiBrid® — are engineered within a Digilog® workflow that prioritizes fit and accuracy at every step. We’ve also integrated iCam4D and MicronMapper photogrammetry technology to eliminate the guesswork in implant-level verification, giving clinicians a more predictable path from scan to seating. And because we stand behind the work we deliver, our full-arch zirconia restorations are backed by the INFINITY warranty — a lifetime guarantee that reflects our confidence in the materials, the process, and the partnership.

The value of digital dentistry isn’t just visualization — it’s the ability to make a promise to a patient and keep it. That only happens when design, surgery, and the laboratory are all working from the same blueprint.

Ready to Build a More Predictable Full-Arch Workflow?

Whether you’re placing your first full-arch case or looking to tighten up a workflow you’ve been running for years, we’d welcome the conversation. Tell us about your practice and let’s talk about how IDS can support you from planning through final delivery.

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