Digitally planned · produced directly
Crowns, bridges, inlays, veneers and implant-supported restorations are created through close cooperation between the treatment room and our own CAD/CAM laboratory.
Our treatment approach
With digital techniques and our own laboratory, we make restorations from modern materials such as glass ceramic and zirconia. For suitable restorations, this can take as little as 24 to 48 hours. This is one of our hallmarks.
Each of our five treatment rooms has its own intraoral scanner. We can capture a digital impression of your teeth directly at the dental chair and use the data to plan your restoration.
We explain the starting situation, options, limitations and alternatives so that you can make an informed decision. The exact process always depends on your individual clinical findings.
We do not look only at the gap or an individual tooth. Bite, jaw joints, gums, adjacent teeth, appearance and cleanability are included in the plan. Wherever possible, we preserve healthy tooth structure and choose a restoration suited to the individual situation.
The digital scan reaches our laboratory without a break in the workflow. Restorations are designed, milled, printed and individually finished there. Questions between the dentist and laboratory can be resolved directly. This avoids shipping and keeps information within the team.
Our practice laboratory makes crowns and bridges, inlays and partial crowns, veneers, temporary restorations and individual splints. Printed dental models are also part of our digital workflow.
For you, this means direct coordination within the practice: we can check tooth colour, shape and bite on site and adjust them when needed. Your dentist and our laboratory work closely together.
Ceramics, zirconia, glass ceramics and other materials have different properties. We do not choose routinely, but according to loading, available space, appearance, bonding and the individual oral situation. Depending on the case, certain restorations can be produced particularly quickly.
Questions about dental restorations
In many cases, no. Five intraoral scanners allow us to take a digital impression directly at the dental chair.
For selected restorations, production on the same or following day may be possible. The findings, material and medical requirements determine the timing.
Every part remains connected
Complex dentistry becomes easier to understand when all involved areas work together directly. Findings, images, scans and plans are available wherever they are needed.
Discover the ZAK conceptPersonal consultation
We discuss the findings, your wishes and possible next steps clearly and without time pressure.
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