CAD / CAM DENTAL - SCAN & DESIGN

Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) are essential components of modern dentistry. Although these technologies were originally developed for aerospace, they are now also used to create various dental solutions in dental technology. A design is created from a scan, which is then processed and adjusted with computer support before manufacturing—whether chairside, labside, or centrally in a milling center like ours.

DENTAL PROSTHESIS MANUFACTURING
WITH COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN

In the past, the production of dental prostheses was done analogically. Although traditional pressing and casting techniques are still used today, the manufacturing of dental prostheses has largely been transformed into a digital workflow in recent years. We, as a service provider, as well as dental laboratories and dentists, benefit from this advancement.

CAD/CAM Dental Technology Service for Dental Laboratories

As a dental laboratory, it is essential to be the best possible service provider for dentists. Consider us as a partner who expands your technical capabilities through the use of state-of-the-art CAD/CAM systems and supports your laboratory with expertise.

FAST MANUFACTURE OF COST-EFFECTIVE DENTAL PROSTHESES

Effective and precise manufacturing of dental constructions for dental laboratories. The greatest advantage of CAD/CAM is the significant acceleration of what would otherwise be a lengthy process. Thanks to our modern equipment and years of experience, we are able to provide exceptionally fast production of dental prostheses. This applies to secondary constructions, model casts, crowns, bridges, and more.

3 PHASES IN THE CAD/CAM PROCESS

The CAD/CAM process involves three steps: data acquisition, data processing, and product manufacturing. The final step can be either additive or subtractive.

1

Data Acquisition (CAI)

To digitally capture the oral situation, the necessary data is either collected intraorally or a existing gypsum model is scanned and converted into a digital format.

2

Data Processing (CAD)

Data processing utilizes design software that uses the available data to create the desired dental prosthesis. The software is capable of virtually testing the functionality of the designed prosthesis. If the simulation provides satisfactory results, the data is then exported for manufacturing.

3

Manufacturing (CAM)

Depending on the project, Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) can involve either subtractive or additive processes. The dental prosthesis is thus either milled, produced using laser technology, or created through 3D printing.

Applicable Materials / Materials

The material used in the CAD/CAM process depends on the indication and the professional assessment of the dental technician.

Metals and Alloys

Cobalt-Chromium Alloy (CoCr)

Titanium

Plastics

Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA)

Polyether ether ketone (PEEK)

Various Ceramics

Zirconia Ceramic

Hybrid Ceramic

Silicate Ceramic

 

CAD/CAM Technology in Our Milling Center

Our milling center is equipped with the latest tools for the production of CAD/CAM dental prostheses. We know how to use them and invest passionately in the latest technology. We are able to produce even complex constructions for you in a short time.

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