Digital Denture

Digital Denture is a full or partial denture solution that is fully designed and manufactured using a digital workflow (CAD/CAM). Compared to traditional methods, digital dentures offer higher precision, improved aesthetics, and faster production, ushering in a new era in modern prosthodontics.

Key Features

• Accurate CAD/CAM Design: The entire process is based on intraoral or model scans, eliminating errors caused by manual handling.

• Optimized Workflow: Reduces the number of patient visits (typically only 2–3 appointments) and shortens the turnaround time from impression to final delivery.

• Advanced Materials: Utilizes premium PMMA or high-performance composite bases.

• Easy Reproduction: Digital data is safely stored, enabling effortless reproduction or remakes in case of loss or damage.

Clinical Applications

• Full Dentures.

• Partial Dentures.

• Immediate Dentures.

• Backup Dentures.

• Temporary Dentures during implant treatment.

Standard Digital Lab Workflow

• Digital scanning (intraoral or model scan).

• Design using CAD software (e.g., exocad, 3Shape).

• Milling (CNC) or 3D printing of the denture base and teeth.

• Tooth placement and manual aesthetic finishing (if required).

• Occlusal adjustment and polishing.

Technical Specifications

• Denture base: Milled monolithic PMMA or 3D-printed resin.

• Teeth: Integrated 3D-printed resin

• Production time: 2–3 working days.