Digital Dentistry: Precise and Predictable
With digital techniques, we capture findings more accurately, plan treatments more purposefully, and create noticeably more comfort for you.
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Digital Impressions
Instead of trays and impression material, we use an intraoral scanner. The digital scan of your teeth is quick, comfortable, and delivers precise data for dentures, splints, and orthodontic treatments.
Digital X-Ray & 3D Diagnostics
Compared to conventional imaging, digital X-ray technology noticeably reduces radiation exposure and delivers images instantly. For more complex cases, such as before implant treatment, we also use a digital volume tomograph (CBCT) for three-dimensional jaw imaging.
Digital Building Blocks of Our Practice
Technology That Benefits You
These digital tools specifically provide greater accuracy and treatment comfort.
Digital Implant Planning
Implant planning based on three-dimensional data, matched to the millimeter.
Learn MoreKey Facts at a Glance
- An intraoral scanner replaces the conventional tray and impression material when taking impressions and delivers precise digital data.
- Digital X-ray technology noticeably reduces radiation exposure compared to conventional images and displays the pictures instantly.
- A digital volume tomograph (CBCT) provides a three-dimensional view of the jaw for more complex questions, such as before implants.
- Digital data feeds directly into the planning of dentures, splints, and implants.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a digital dental impression more pleasant than a classic tray impression?
Most patients find the digital scan noticeably more pleasant, since the impression tray that can trigger a gag reflex is no longer needed. The scan also only takes a few minutes.
Is digital X-ray at the dentist more harmful than conventional X-ray?
On the contrary: digital X-ray technology significantly reduces radiation exposure compared to conventional X-rays, while providing images that are immediately available and easy to evaluate.
When is a 3D X-ray (CBCT) taken at the dentist?
A CBCT scan is mainly used when a three-dimensional image of the jaw is needed, for example before implant planning or for more complex surgical questions.
What are the benefits of digital technology in dental treatment?
Digital methods such as intraoral scanners, digital X-ray and CBCT enable more precise diagnostics and planning, often with lower radiation exposure and greater comfort for you as a patient.