Technology you can see in the result
Equipment on its own treats nobody. The value appears when the data from the scanner, the CBCT unit and the bite analyser come together into one digital protocol — and the dentist decides while looking at numbers rather than at impressions.
Six systems that run in the clinic every day, and a treatment protocol of six steps.
Free and with no obligation to start treatment. At the consultation we say which diagnostics you actually need and what they cost.
CBCT: fourteen seconds that change the plan
A volumetric scan of the jaw shows the thickness of the bone, the position of the nerve canal and lesions that a flat X-ray misses. We plan the implant in software, print a surgical guide and place it to within tenths of a millimetre.
0.1 mmimplant positioning accuracy from CBCT data and a surgical guide
Six systems and what each one gives you
A volumetric scan of the jaw in 14 seconds. We plan the implant position down to tenths of a millimetre and see in advance whether there is enough bone — before surgery, not halfway through it.
A digital impression instead of a tray of impression material: 3–4 minutes, no gag reflex. The model reaches the lab in seconds rather than in a day by courier.
Twenty-times magnification. The dentist sees canal openings and micro-cracks the naked eye cannot resolve — and those are exactly where treatment falls apart a year later.
We mill the crown in-house. Fewer intermediaries means shorter timelines and fewer remakes: try-in and adjustment the same day instead of a week of waiting.
Gum work without a scalpel or sutures wherever that is possible. Less bleeding, faster healing, and the appointment fits into a single visit.
Light at a specific wavelength highlights changes in the soft tissue and early enamel demineralisation. We find the problem while treatment still costs hundreds rather than thousands.
How the patient journey works
The same for everyone, from a cleaning to a full-arch rehabilitation. Only the number of stages differs, never the rules.
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A conversation before the exam
First we find out what is bothering you and what you expect. Fifteen minutes of talking saves two visits later: half of all “confusing” treatment plans come from the dentist and the patient meaning different things.
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Diagnostics in three dimensions
CBCT, a digital impression, a photo record and, where needed, an analysis of how your teeth meet. All the data goes into one record and stays yours: we hand over the files on request in a standard format.
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The plan on screen
We show your case on the monitor: where the bone is, where the crack is, where the overload is. Then we build the estimate stage by stage — with a “minimum necessary” and an “optimal” option rather than a single total.
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Sign-off and a fixed price
The plan is signed and the figure is fixed. If something else turns up during treatment, work stops and we agree the change with you separately — nothing is quietly added to the bill.
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Treatment by protocol
One patient an hour. A surgical guide for implants, a microscope for fillings and canals, a laser for gum work, our own lab for crowns. Every stage is photographed.
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Follow-up and support
A review visit 7–14 days after complex work and a check-up after a year. Members are invited by their coordinator, so you do not have to remember.
We do not say anything we cannot back up
“Safe”
The dose from a CBCT scan is 45 to 90 µSv, less than you receive on a transatlantic flight. Every unit is CE-marked and calibrated annually, and we keep the certificates.
“Fast”
A digital impression takes 3–4 minutes instead of 15 with impression material. A crown from our own lab takes 3 working days instead of 10 with an outside technician.
“Transparent”
A written plan with a stage-by-stage estimate before treatment starts. All scans and scan files are handed over on request — they are yours, not ours.
“Precise”
Fillings and root canals are done under a microscope at up to 20× magnification. That is what separates a root canal that lasts ten years from one that is reopened within a year.
“Our own lab”
The milling unit and the technician are in the same building as the treatment rooms. The dentist and the technician discuss the shape of a crown face to face instead of exchanging notes through a courier.
“Gentle”
Piezosurgery and a diode laser instead of a scalpel wherever that applies: less swelling, fewer sutures and a shorter recovery.