Dental Office Fit Out, Georgetown

A newly finished dental practice in Georgetown, photographed for the contractor who built it.

The gallery

What A Dental Office Shoot Covers

The rooms patients see first, the operatories where the fit out budget went, and the back of house the contractor wants on record.

Dental office reception desk in reclaimed timber with a black stone counter, brass lamps and an orchid — Reception

Patient waiting lounge with curved cream sofas, leather chairs and a wall of windows onto the street — Waiting lounge

Dental operatory with a black patient chair, an overhead monitor arm and soft cove lighting — Operatory

Operatory cabinetry in cream and taupe with a black worktop, a wall monitor and a window beside the chair — Operatory cabinetry

Small consult room with a dental chair, a round convex mirror and a rattan desk — Consult room

Bright operatory with a full width window, a white dental chair and wall cabinetry — Operatory with daylight

Long sterilization bay in white cabinetry with an orchid on the counter and a timber slat wall beyond — Sterilization bay

Staff kitchen with pale oak cabinets, a marbled granite splashback and a stainless refrigerator — Staff kitchen

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A Finished Dental Build, Documented For The Contractor

This practice in Georgetown was built out by Epoch Construction Services, and the brief came from them: document the finished fit out before the first patient walks in, while every surface is still the way it was specified.

Why the operatories take the longest

An operatory is the most expensive square footage in a dental office and the hardest room to photograph well. Cabinetry, a patient chair, a delivery arm, a monitor and a window all compete in a small space, and every one of them has a different reflectance. We shoot each operatory from the corner that shows the chair, the cabinetry run and the daylight together, then blend exposures so the window holds its detail and the cabinet fronts keep their true color.

The public rooms are shot for the practice as much as the builder. A reception desk in reclaimed timber and a lounge full of curved furniture are what a new patient sees on the Google listing, so those frames are composed to be used there.

Clinic corridor with a granite vanity, brass wall sconces and a timber slat screen — The handwashing stations and corridors are on the list too. A contractor is judged on the joinery in the rooms nobody photographs.

Commercial work we shoot for builders

Medical and dental fit outs are a regular part of our commercial photography, alongside offices, warehouses and new retail. Builders use the gallery for their own portfolio and for bids, and the practice gets a finished set for its website. See also the plastic surgery clinic in Lakeway, another Epoch Construction Services project.

GeorgetownShot on a finished dental build in Georgetown, one of our regular markets north of Austin

Contractor briefDocumented for Epoch Construction Services before the practice opened

Every roomReception, operatories, sterilization, consult and staff areas

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