Our technologies

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CAD/CAM milling

The CAD/CAM milling system makes it possible to design and produce dental restorations in a single session. The technology is used for crowns, inlays and veneers, as part of treatment tailored to each patient.

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Intraoral camera

The intraoral camera is used to examine the mouth and capture detailed images of the teeth and gums. These images support diagnosis and treatment planning, as well as follow-up over time.

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3D printer

The 3D printer creates three-dimensional objects from digital models. It is used to produce surgical guides, study models and splints from the patient's digital impressions.

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Diode laser

The diode laser is used in dentistry for certain procedures on soft tissue, such as the gums. Among other things, it can treat some forms of gum inflammation or reshape the tissue around a tooth or an implant.

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Photobiomodulation

Photobiomodulation in dentistry uses light to support the healing of oral tissue. This non-invasive technique may be offered after surgery, an extraction or the placement of an implant, alongside the main treatment.

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Guided implantology

Dynamic 3D guided implantology uses digital planning to position implants. This planning determines the location, angle and depth of the implants before the procedure begins.

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Air polishing

Air polishing uses a jet of air, water and powder to remove plaque and stains from the teeth. The powder is finer than the one used in conventional scaling, so it can also reach difficult areas such as the spaces between the teeth or along the gum line.

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Panoramic X-ray

The panoramic X-ray gives an overall view of the mouth, including the teeth, the jaws and the surrounding structures. It is used to diagnose certain dental problems, to plan treatment and to follow oral health over time.

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Dental photo studio

The dental photo studio is used to take photographs documenting the state of the patient's mouth. These images of the teeth, gums and surrounding tissue are used for diagnosis, for following treatment and for discussions with the patient.