Advanced CAD/CAM workflows, photogrammetry and in-house milling bridge the gap between digital treatment planning and the physical restoration.
Running multiple milling platforms lets us match each restoration to the right machine and material — and keeps production moving. [Add machine models & photos]
Zirkonzahn is known for its zirconia-focused CAD/CAM systems. We use it for precision milling of zirconia frameworks and full-arch prostheses.
Roland DGA dental mills are a lab staple for reliable, repeatable milling. We use them for crowns, bridges and provisional restorations.
Aidite produces zirconia materials and CAD/CAM equipment. Their milling capacity helps us keep turnaround consistent across busy weeks.
Photogrammetry has long been the benchmark for digital implant position capture — the foundation for a passive-fitting full-arch prosthesis.
Stereo-photogrammetry capture of implant positions for full-arch cases.
Photogrammetric capture used to record accurate implant positions.
Design software: [e.g. exocad / 3Shape]
Every restoration is inspected before it leaves the lab.
Every case — from single crowns to full-mouth rehabilitations — is produced with precision, consistent fit and streamlined turnaround.
Intraoral scans, photogrammetry and photos arrive digitally.
Restorations are designed in CAD and shared for approval.
Milled in-house on the platform best suited to the material.
Hand-finished, characterised and quality-checked.
[Confirm this list — it's a starting point based on common AOX and crown & bridge work]
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