About William Meyer, CDT — Roanoke's Dental Lab Craftsman

William Meyer didn’t set out to build a dental lab. He set out to build dentures that fit — the kind that let people eat, speak, and smile without a second thought. The lab came later, out of necessity.

After years of working in dental laboratories and studying the craft of removable prosthetics, William earned his Certified Dental Technician credential from the National Board for Certification in Dental Laboratory Technology. It’s a distinction held by fewer than 15% of dental technicians in the United States — a rigorous combination of written examination, hands-on practical testing, and ongoing continuing education.

In 2018, William founded Masons View Dental Laboratory from his home in the Blue Ridge mountains of Roanoke, Virginia. The name comes from his street — Masons View Lane — and it stuck because it captures what the lab is about: a clear view of the work, done with care, from a place that matters to him.

Today, Masons View serves dental offices across Roanoke, Christiansburg, and Lynchburg. William personally fabricates or supervises every case. His approach is simple: do removables exceptionally well, communicate honestly with the offices he serves, and never cut corners on fit.

William has invested in 3D printing technology that allows Masons View to produce final prosthetics directly from digital scans — not just models, but the dentures and partials themselves. For offices using intraoral scanners, this means a fully digital workflow from scan to finished product, all completed in-house without outsourcing to external print farms.

When he’s not in the lab, William is in the mountains — the same ridgelines that gave his business its name.