Digital Denture: complete digital process for the manufacture of removable dentures

Digital Denture is a manufacturing process that combines the digital production of removable dentures with established treatment steps in the dental practice. Ivoclar Digital is the only company that offers a complete process for the production of removable dentures and includes both players - the dental lab and the dental practice. Digital Denture offers dentists a systematic and efficient workflow for the production of customized dentures. Your patients benefit from the high accuracy and fracture toughness of the milled denture base. Should you need to prepare another set of dentures later on, you can conveniently go back to the data you saved for the first set.

Specially developed clinical procedure

Specifically for Digital Denture, Ivoclar Digital has developed a clinical procedure that is based on the manual process you are already familiar with. The UTS CAD and Gnathometer CAD provide you with easy-to-use gadgets that allow you to furnish your dental technician with the data required for achieving predictable high-quality final dentures. In addition, they give technicians an additional measure of assurance when setting up the teeth. This enables both sides to benefit from an efficient work process.

Four how-to videos

Would you like to see how the individual working steps in the dental practice are applied in detail? Four videos based on a real-life clinical case take you through the entire clinical process from first impression-taking to inserting the digital denture in the patient’s mouth.

• Video 1 shows you the procedures of the first dental appointment, including preliminary impression-taking, bite registration and checking the occlusal plane.
• Video 2 takes you through the procedures of the second appointment, including functional impression-taking, checking the vertical dimension, registration and tooth selection.
• Video 3 illustrates the functional and esthetic try-in at the third appointment.
• Video 4 is dedicated to the final placement of the denture in the patient’s mouth.

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