DIGITAL DENTISTRY
Technology adds value
when it answers the right clinical question.
We use imaging, scanning, magnification and controlled-delivery systems according to individual clinical needs.
01 · THREE-DIMENSIONAL IMAGING
3D Dental Tomography
Cross-sectional and three-dimensional information about teeth, jaws and nearby anatomical structures.
It can support implant planning, impacted-tooth assessment, endodontics and surgical decisions when two-dimensional imaging is not sufficient.
- Bone volume and anatomical relationships
- Impacted teeth and surgical areas
- Sinus, nerve canal and root proximity
02 · DIGITAL IMPRESSIONS
iTero & 3Shape
Optical scanning creates a colour three-dimensional model of teeth and oral tissues.
The scan can support orthodontic, clear-aligner, crown, bridge and implant-restoration workflows without conventional impression material.
- Real-time visual control
- Comfortable digital impressions
- Direct laboratory and CAD/CAM transfer
03 · MAGNIFICATION AND LIGHT
Dental Microscope
Strong magnification and coaxial illumination improve visibility of fine clinical details.
It is particularly useful in endodontics for complex canal anatomy, narrow canal entrances and visually controlled treatment.
- Detailed canal assessment
- Improved visibility of cracks and small structures
- Support for precise, tissue-conscious care
04 · IMPLANT PHOTOGRAMMETRY
iMetric iCam
A photogrammetry system used to record the three-dimensional position and orientation of implants in selected full-arch cases.
The position data can be combined with an intraoral scan and transferred into a digital restorative workflow.
- Digital implant-coordinate recording
- Data for full-arch restorative workflows
- Integration with scanning and CAD/CAM planning
05 · CONTROLLED LOCAL ANAESTHESIA
Digital Anaesthesia
SleeperOne delivers local anaesthetic at a controlled rate through a light, pen-shaped handpiece.
Controlled flow may help reduce the pressure sensation associated with injection. Patients can still feel brief contact or pressure before the familiar numbness develops.
- Controlled delivery rate
- Pen-shaped handpiece
- A less intimidating appearance for anxious patients
AN IMPORTANT PRINCIPLE
The right technology supports
the right clinical decision.
No device is required for every patient or every treatment. Your clinician will explain which imaging or digital method is relevant to your findings.