Digital impression
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A digital impression is a modern method of recreating the bite with an intraoral scanner. During this process, many photos are taken one after the other and combined to form a three-dimensional impression of the teeth.
Before a dental prosthesis can be made, an impression of the teeth and oral structures is necessary. The type of impression and the material used determine the compatibility.
A modern and safe solution is digital impression with an intraoral scanner. Using a small camera, many photos are taken in quick intervals and converted into a complete, three-dimensional model. An intraoral scan is a good alternative to a biological impression made with impression material.
With an intraoral scanner of the latest generation and perfectly coordinated dental laboratory, high accuracy can be guaranteed for all types of dental restorations.
Dr. med. dent. Artur Hein
Digital impressions are a very good alternative to classic dental impressions. We will be happy to help you.
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