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How treatments change when the workflow is 100% digital. Intraoral scanning instead of impressions, 3D planning before any tooth is touched, micrometric-precision adjustments. This section unpacks what "digital dentistry" actually means in a boutique clinic: which technologies we use and how that translates into better clinical outcomes for the patient.
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2026-08-24 · 8 min
A crown covers the entire tooth, which makes it the most invasive restoration we place. When it's justified, how the materials really compare, and which cases we finish in a single visit.
Read more →2026-07-15 · 9 min
An inlay repairs a damaged tooth while removing far less healthy structure than a crown. What it is, how it differs, and when we prefer each one.
Read more →2026-04-10 · 6 min
The intraoral scanner replaces silicone impressions with a precise digital model in minutes. Here's how it works in digital dentistry.
Read more →2026-03-20 · 7 min
Intraoral scanner, CBCT, CAD/CAM, 3D printing and guided surgery: what each tool does, what you notice at each stage, and what does not change even when the technology is new.
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