CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography):
This 3D CT scan of the jawbones provides three-dimensional digital images of the patient’s teeth, jawbones, and nerves. It is essential for comprehensive study of the entire oral cavity.
Primarily used in oral surgery and implantology for precise surgical planning, it accurately determines implant size and placement.
As a digital exam, it involves significantly lower radiation exposure for the patient. Results are immediate, and with specialized software, dentists can easily diagnose and identify any pathological lesions.

Digital Orthopantomography (Panoramic X-ray):
Digital panoramic X-rays revolutionize dental diagnostics by offering ultra-high-definition images, extremely fast acquisition times, and up to 90% less radiation exposure compared to traditional methods.
Thanks to advanced technology, it allows analysis of teeth, jawbones, temporomandibular joints, and paranasal sinuses in a single scan—giving the dentist a precise, detailed overview for flawless treatment planning.
Speed, safety, and accuracy combine to enable a complete check-up.

Digital Lateral Cephalometric Radiograph:
The digital lateral cephalometric radiograph is the gold standard for cephalometric analysis. With unmatched clarity, minimal radiation dosage, and immediate results, it provides a detailed view of the skeletal profile, cervical vertebra alignment, and the relationship between the upper and lower jaws.
It is essential for orthodontics, orthognathic surgery, and postural assessments, combining millimetric precision, speed, and safety—minimizing radiation exposure.
A technological leap that turns diagnosis and treatment planning into a flawless, personalized process.

Digital Intraoral Radiograph:
Digital intraoral radiography delivers revolutionary detail with ultra-high resolution and up to 80% lower radiation doses than analog techniques. It captures even the smallest details of teeth, roots, and periapical tissues in seconds.
Perfect for diagnosing hidden cavities, bone lesions, root fractures, or checking the margins of fillings, it offers microscopic precision, speed, and patient comfort.
Thanks to high-tech sensors and instant on-screen viewing, dentists can intervene quickly and accurately.

We use implant methods that are proven reliable and widely used in dentistry.

MegaGen Implants: FDA and CE certified. MegaGen implants have been on the market since 2002. They are reliable, widely used, and offer continuously evolving lines of titanium screws. Their more affordable prices compared to other brands, combined with state-of-the-art components, allow dentists to customize prosthetic finalizations based on individual patient needs.

BioTech Implants: FDA and EN ISO 13485:2016 certified. The BioTech Dental Group brand guarantees high-quality standards in the medical industry and its production processes. The company has received awards such as the “Origine France” mark and the “French Tech” mark, highlighting the excellence and reliability of its products. BioTech dental implants are praised for their quality, innovation, and highly reliable performance. The Kontact implant line, with its characteristic conical design, easily adapts to bone anatomy. Its self-cutting threading provides greater primary stability, even in low-quality bone. Safety and traceability make it a trusted choice for professionals and patients in implant dentistry.

Straumann Implants: Globally recognized leading implants. With over 40 years of experience, this Swiss brand is a benchmark for innovation, quality, success, and reliability. Prosthetic work on Straumann implants can be serviced by any dentist worldwide thanks to the brand’s widespread popularity and prestige. These implants are more expensive than others but represent the highest quality available. With solutions and innovations centered on scientific research, Straumann implants have very high success rates. They are made from 100% biocompatible titanium alloys for seamless integration with bone and feature an aesthetic design that mimics the shape of a natural tooth.

CAD/CAM methods use integrated software for computer-aided digital model design (CAD: Computer-Aided Design) and guided fabrication (CAM: Computer-Aided Manufacturing).
In our facility, crowns, bridges, veneers, and Toronto Bridges are manufactured using CAD/CAM technology.

Starting with a digital model of the patient’s oral cavity, practitioners design the prosthesis with specialized software, allowing unmatched convenience and greatly reduced fabrication time. The prosthesis is then produced by computerized milling machines that shape and contour work from blocks of raw material. This method enables the design and fabrication of the most aesthetic zirconium and lithium disilicate restorations. An added advantage is the ability to save digital data of the patient and their fixed prosthesis, making it available for any future needs.