Technology
From the first scan to the final crown, every step of your treatment uses premium European, American and Japanese technology chosen for precision, comfort and safety.
3D diagnostics
Origin: Finland
A cone beam CT that produces a full 3D image of your jaws, teeth, nerves and sinuses in seconds, with ultra-low dose imaging. It shows bone volume and density precisely, so every implant is planned to the millimetre before surgery.
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Digital impressions
Origin: Denmark
A wireless intraoral scanner that replaces uncomfortable impression trays. In a few minutes it captures a true colour 3D model of your teeth with micron level accuracy, which goes straight to the design software and the lab.
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Microscopic dentistry
Origin: Germany
A German surgical microscope with up to 25x magnification, fluorescence mode for detecting decay and integrated HD video. It lets the dentist see details invisible to the naked eye and work with maximum preservation of healthy tooth structure.
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Treatment unit
Origin: Germany
A flagship German treatment centre with a relaxing ergonomic chair, touch control, LED operating light and integrated hygiene system that disinfects water lines automatically. Designed for long treatments in total comfort.
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CAD/CAM
Origin: Germany
A high precision milling unit that carves crowns, veneers and inlays from solid blocks of zirconia or ceramic. Restorations are designed digitally and produced on site, often within the same day.
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3D printing
Origin: USA
A medical grade 3D printer that produces surgical guides, models and temporary teeth from biocompatible resins. Surgical guides transfer the 3D plan directly into the mouth for minimally invasive implant placement.
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Laser dentistry
Origin: Slovenia
A premium Er:YAG and Nd:YAG dual laser that treats gums and tissues with less bleeding, little or no anaesthesia and faster healing. Ideal for sensitive patients and for disinfecting root canals and implant sites.
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Bone surgery
Origin: Italy
The original piezoelectric surgery device. Ultrasonic micro vibrations cut only bone while sparing nerves, membranes and soft tissue, which means safer surgery, less swelling and a more comfortable recovery.
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Implant surgery
Origin: Austria
An Austrian surgical motor with precise speed and torque control and integrated implant stability measurement. The dentist knows exactly when an implant is stable enough to receive its tooth, sometimes on the same day.
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Sterilisation
Origin: Austria
A Class B steam autoclave, the highest European standard (EN 13060). Every instrument is sterilised, sealed in individual pouches and traced, so each patient receives instruments opened in front of them.
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Swiss implants
Origin: Switzerland
Our implants are European, mainly Swiss. Straumann (Basel) and Nobel Biocare (Zurich) are among the most researched implant systems in the world, with surfaces such as SLActive that support faster bone integration.
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Digital X-ray
Origin: France
A high resolution digital X-ray sensor that shows the image on screen instantly, with up to 90% less radiation than film. Tiny details such as early decay, cracks or the end of a root canal become clearly visible.
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Root canal treatment
Origin: Germany
A German endodontic motor with integrated apex locator, working with reciprocating nickel titanium files. Canals are cleaned and shaped faster, more safely and with fewer visits.
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Professional cleaning
Origin: Switzerland
The Swiss reference for Guided Biofilm Therapy. A warm, gentle jet of air, water and fine powder removes plaque and stains, while the PIEZON ultrasonic tip removes tartar painlessly, even around implants.
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Teeth whitening
Origin: Netherlands
A professional LED whitening system that can lighten teeth by several shades in a single session of about one hour, with adjustable intensity and a protocol designed to minimise sensitivity.
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