Is digital production more precise than conventional?

Yes — scanning eliminates the distortions of impression materials and plaster, and the mill works to tolerances hand production cannot match consistently.

Is a “same-day crown” really possible?

For most single crowns, yes: preparation, scan, design, milling and fitting fit into one visit. Complex cases need more steps, but they take days, not weeks.

Dentistry with zero analogue steps.

This is the road from first scan to new smile in a fully digital practice.

Implant placement planning on a 3D jaw model

Digital dentistry

From scan to new tooth — no impressions, no waiting, no guesswork.

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3D intraoral scan

Instead of uncomfortable impressions, the scanner captures thousands of frames per second and stitches them into a precise 3D model of your teeth and gums. You see the model on screen immediately — and understand exactly what we’re doing and why.

Dentist scanning a patient’s teeth with an intraoral scanner

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Digital design (CAD)

On the digital model we engineer the restoration to a hundredth of a millimetre: contacts, bite, shape and translucency. For implants, the CBCT scan and surface scan combine into a surgical guide that fixes the ideal position.

3D dental model in CAD software on a monitor

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Milling & 3D printing

Guided by the digital design, the mill carves your crown from a zirconia or ceramic block while the 3D printer produces models, guides and temporaries. All of it happens on-site — no couriers, no weeks of waiting.

CNC milling machine carving dental crowns

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Same-visit fitting

Because the whole chain lives under one roof, most single crowns are completed in one visit. For travelling patients this means an entire treatment condensed into days instead of repeat trips to Serbia.

3D-printed jaw models coming out of the printer

★ Among the first fully digital dental practices in Serbia.

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Intraoral 3D scanner

A full-colour digital impression, design-ready in minutes.

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3D CBCT imaging

Three-dimensional imaging of bone, nerves and sinuses for safe surgical planning.

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CEREC CAD/CAM system

Zirconia and ceramic crowns and bridges milled on-site — no waiting on an external lab.

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3D printer

Surgical guides, working models and temporaries — printed within hours.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Fewer visits, shorter treatment, better-fitting restorations, and the ability to preview results. And no impression paste.

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