Single crowns and veneers

Crowns

We fabricate ceramic crowns from the most suitable materials with respect to the specific clinical situation, functional requirements, and the patient's aesthetic expectations. During production, we use the latest CAD/CAM digital technologies, which ensure high precision, long-term stability, and a natural appearance of the restoration.

Crowns are produced both for natural teeth and for implants, always with an emphasis on maximum functionality, biological compatibility, and aesthetics.

Veneers

Ceramic veneers represent a conservative and highly aesthetic solution for improving the shape, color, or alignment of teeth. We fabricate them either using the layered ceramic technique to achieve maximum aesthetics and individuality, or from monolithic CAD/CAM blocks, which excel in processing precision and mechanical durability.

Each restoration is the result of an individual approach, precise craftsmanship, and careful attention to detail.

Fully anatomical reconstruction

A full-anatomical monolithic restoration represents a premium, highly durable solution fabricated from a single compact material.

The final aesthetics are refined using the Stain & Glaze technique, which gives the restoration natural coloration, depth, and subtle characteristics typical of a natural tooth.

The result is a combination of precise functionality and sophisticated aesthetics.

Ceramic Layered reconstruction

A fully layered ceramic restoration is created through manual layering, allowing for a perfect imitation of the natural aesthetics of a tooth. Each layer is precisely modeled to achieve maximum color depth, translucency, and individual character.

This type of restoration can be produced both as veneers and as all-ceramic crowns. The result is an exclusive aesthetic solution with a strong emphasis on detail and a natural appearance.

Provisional bridges or crowns

Temporary crowns are an integral part of more extensive dental reconstructions. They serve as a provisional solution while also representing an important phase before the final restoration.

During this period, the patient has the opportunity to evaluate the shape, size, and overall aesthetics of the future reconstruction and provide feedback if necessary. This allows the final restoration to be precisely adjusted to both functional and aesthetic requirements.

3D Model Printing

Precise 3D printing of models for the production of bruxism splints, teeth whitening trays, and implant surgical guides. Modern technology ensures high accuracy and reliability for dental applications.