Technology

Technology that turns plans into precise restorations

Advanced CAD/CAM workflows, photogrammetry and in-house milling bridge the gap between digital treatment planning and the physical restoration.

Placeholder photos: replace with real ProTec photography. Machine models below are [placeholders].

Placeholder: milling machine in the laboratory

Milling · South Tyrol, Italy

Zirkonzahn

Zirkonzahn is known for its zirconia-focused CAD/CAM systems. We use it for precision milling of zirconia frameworks and full-arch prostheses.

  • Unit[model]
  • Used forZirconia, full-arch [confirm]
  • Materials[confirm]
Placeholder: overhead view of a laboratory bench

Milling · Japan

Roland

Roland dental mills are a lab staple for reliable, repeatable milling. We use them for crowns, bridges and provisional restorations.

  • Unit[model]
  • Used forCrowns, bridges, PMMA [confirm]
  • Materials[confirm]
Placeholder: dental laboratory milling bench

Milling · CAD/CAM

Aidite

Aidite produces zirconia materials and CAD/CAM equipment. Their milling capacity helps us keep turnaround consistent across busy weeks.

  • Unit[model]
  • Used forZirconia restorations [confirm]
  • Materials[confirm]
Placeholder: scan or model, not a real patient case

Photogrammetry

PIC

Stereo-photogrammetry capture of implant positions for full-arch cases. Available for your cases at your request.

  • SystemPIC camera
  • Unit[model]
  • Used forImplant position capture
Placeholder: CAD design on screen, not a real patient case

Photogrammetry

iMetric

Photogrammetric capture used to record accurate implant positions. Available for your cases at your request.

  • SystemiMetric
  • Unit[model]
  • Used forImplant position capture

Also in the workflow

Design, materials and checks

Design software: [e.g. exocad / 3Shape]. Every restoration is inspected before it leaves the lab.

[Confirm this list — it's a starting point based on common AOX and crown & bridge work]

  • High-translucency zirconia
  • Multilayer zirconia
  • PMMA (provisionals / prototypes)
  • Titanium (bars / bases)
  • Implant components from major systems