Dental Prosthetics
Restorations designed digitally, milled precisely and finished by hand.
A prosthetic restoration succeeds or fails on two things: marginal fit and optical behaviour. We scan rather than impress, mill from monolithic blocks rather than layer over metal, and characterise each unit by hand so it reads as enamel rather than ceramic.
Zirconia carries load and suits posterior and full-arch work; feldspathic and lithium disilicate porcelains offer superior translucency for front teeth. Most cases use both, assigned by position rather than by policy.
How the treatment works
- 01
Preparation & scan
Minimal tooth preparation followed by a digital impression.
- 02
CAD design
The restoration is designed against your opposing bite.
- 03
Milling & characterisation
Milled from a ceramic block, then stained and glazed by hand.
- 04
Fit & bond
Try-in, margin check and adhesive cementation.
What it delivers
- Digital impressions, no putty trays
- Metal-free, biocompatible ceramics
- Shade-matched to adjacent teeth
- In-house lab, faster turnaround
Common questions
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