Fixed prostheses are designed to restore the structure, form, and function of damaged teeth. Offering medical, physiological, and aesthetic benefits, they remain one of the most in-demand dental solutions. Depending on the clinical case, fixed restorations may include temporary designs, metal-free options such as veneers, nano veneers, zirconia and ceramic-metal constructions, as well as one-piece cast structures, composite restorations, and implant-supported prostheses. At our laboratory, we fabricate all types of fixed restorations that meet the highest standards of function and aesthetics. We work exclusively with premium European materials, and our experienced specialists ensure exceptional accuracy, natural aesthetics, and long-lasting performance in every case.

CAD/CAM is an advanced digital technology used to design and manufacture dental restorations with exceptional precision. It combines 3D scanning, specialized design software, and high-accuracy milling to create restorations that closely match natural anatomy.
Compared to traditional casting, CAD/CAM offers far greater accuracy—15–20 μm versus 50–70 μm—ensuring superior marginal fit and long-term stability. This makes it especially effective for fabricating individual abutments, screw-retained frameworks, extended bridges, and complex substructures.

Our laboratory operates a world-class foundry equipped with advanced molding and casting technology. Our specialists, trained through master classes at Bego and Bredent, bring years of experience to every case. We use high-precision vacuum and centrifugal induction systems from Bego for casting all noble and base alloys, along with LaserStar laser-soldering technology to ensure ultra-accurate soldering and welding of dental alloys. This combination guarantees reliable, consistent, and high-quality results.