A digital workflow reduces the margin for human error: it is planned in advance, validated on screen and only then executed in the mouth.
What is digital rehabilitation?
It is the manufacture of dental prosthetics (crowns, bridges, implant-supported prosthetics, overdentures) through a fully digital workflow. Traditional impressions are replaced by intraoral scanning, and manual fabrication is replaced by computer-aided design (CAD) and CNC milling / 3D printing (CAM).
Why it matters
- Precision. Significantly improved prosthetic fit.
- Patient comfort. No uncomfortable impressions.
- Preview. We can see and validate the result before manufacturing it.
- Traceability. Every step is recorded digitally.
- Timelines. Shorter and more predictable processes.
How we work
- Intraoral scanning. A precise 3D image of the whole mouth in just a few minutes.
- Digital design. Prosthetic design with clinical-prosthetic software, adjusting shape, colour and occlusion.
- Validation. The patient sees the design before manufacturing.
- CAD/CAM fabrication. Milled in high-performance ceramic (zirconia, lithium disilicate) or 3D printed depending on the case.
- Try-in and fine adjustment. In-mouth validation and precise occlusal adjustment.
Materials
We work with the latest materials: multi-layer zirconia, lithium disilicate, feldspathic ceramic, hybrid resins, and others. The choice depends on the clinical indication and the aesthetic / functional requirements of the case.