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The Anglo Saxon Laboratory in York provides an unparalleled level of service in dental laboratory solutions. Situated at 61 Bootham, our skilled technicians utilize the latest technology to create high-quality dental prosthetics that meet the exact specifications of our clients. We understand the importance of timely results and work diligently to ensure efficient turnaround times without sacrificing quality. Our commitment to excellence and meticulous attention to detail set us apart in the industry. For any questions or to discuss your dental laboratory needs, please contact us at 01904 634585.

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