Technology
These are the equipment and workflows involved in the treatments. We list only what the clinic is confirmed to use.
Diagnosis
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Digital radiography
Digital sensor that produces the radiographic image on screen, without chemical developing.
What it adds
The image is available immediately during the appointment, so the diagnosis can be explained with you present.
Prior digital studies
Digital study to assess available bone and plan the implant position.
What it adds
Makes it possible to know before surgery whether there is enough bone or a preliminary step is needed.
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Digital workflow
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CAD/CAM digital workflow
Digital scanning, computer-aided design and milling of the restoration from a ceramic block.
What it adds
Replaces conventional impression material and allows a precise fit to the actual tooth structure.
3D guided surgery
Three-dimensional planning before the procedure, used in complex cases.
What it adds
The position is planned before operating, on the patient’s own digital study.
Digital orthodontics
Digital planning of tooth movement, alongside the conventional approach.
What it adds
Allows the planned final position to be reviewed with you before treatment starts.
Used in
Instruments
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Rotary instrumentation
Rotary motors for reciprocating files, used to shape the root canals.
What it adds
Allows the canals to be shaped in a more controlled way than manual instrumentation.
Used in
Ultrasonic activation
Ultrasonic activation of the irrigant during root canal treatment.
What it adds
Improves distribution of the irrigant in areas of the canal that are hard to reach.
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Clinical equipment
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Ultrasonic scaling
Ultrasonic unit to remove attached calculus, complemented with hand instrumentation.
What it adds
Removes calculus that brushing cannot reach, above and below the gum margin.
Used in
The clinic
Where it is used
Is this the treatment you need?
In the consultation we review your case and explain the options.