Intraoral scanner

Digital impression with intraoral scanner

Digital impression of the teeth

Thanks to the digital impression , unpleasant tray impressions are finally a thing of the past.
 No more unpleasant taste in your mouth, no more gagging or uncomfortable pressure. A scanner creates a three-dimensional image of your teeth. In addition to comfort, the method also offers greater precision and better individualization of the restoration. During treatment, the scanned data serves as a base model for the production of custom-fit crowns, implant crowns and bridges. The data can be viewed on the screen, edited in real time and adjusted if necessary. The scan can be forwarded directly online to our dental technician. This prevents damage to the material during transportation and also saves time during processing.

Advantages of the intraoral scanner

More accurate and more comfortable than tray impressions

The digital intraoral scanner is an advanced device used in dentistry to capture precise 3D images of the teeth, gums and other oral structures. The use of a digital intraoral scanner offers a number of advantages over conventional impression methods with impression material and other analog techniques. Here are some of the most important advantages:

Precise impression

Digital intraoral scanners provide high-precision 3D models of the oral cavity. This precision enables us to make more accurate diagnoses and develop more precise treatment plans.

Comfort for patients

Compared to traditional impression methods with impression material, digital intraoral scanners are often much more comfortable for patients. They eliminate the discomfort associated with the use of impression material, such as gagging or sensitivity to pressure.

Time saving

The use of a digital intraoral scanner can speed up the treatment process, as the necessary impressions can be taken more quickly and efficiently. This not only saves time for the patient, but also for the dentist and the practice team.

Improved communication

We can send the high-resolution 3D images directly to the dental laboratory. This facilitates communication and cooperation between the various specialists and helps to improve treatment outcomes.