We accept files from all intraoral scanners from which we design the requested prosthesis and generate a digital model.
If you don’t have your own device yet, our technical team can support you with the adoption of a new intraoral scanner within our integrated workflow.
Note that we also accept traditional impressions which we digitize directly or convert to plaster models that are then digitized.
Once we have the digitized clinical situation, we design crowns, bridges, implant abutments and implant bars using state-of-the-art computer aided design (CAD) software.
For a safe and precise positioning of the implants based on the tomographic information (CT scan), we offer prosthetically-driven implant planning and the subsequent delivery of 3D printed surgical guide along with customized screw-retained temporary crowns or healing abutments.
We use high-precision milling and 3D printing technologies for the digital fabrication of temporary and final prostheses, implant abutments, implant bars, surgical guides and models.