Materials

We choose the material individually for each case - so the final work is durable, aesthetic and well tolerated by the patient.

Zirconia

A strong ceramic material used for crowns, bridges and full-arch restorations. Available in many shades and structures, which makes it possible to achieve a natural look while keeping high mechanical strength.

PMMA

A light, easy-to-machine acrylic material used for temporary restorations and try-in models. It lets us verify the design quickly before the final restoration is produced.

Metal

Cobalt-chrome alloys and titanium are used wherever maximum strength is needed - in bars, suprastructures and implant-supported frameworks.

Ambarino High Class

A hybrid material that combines ceramic and polymer - lighter than zirconia, elastic and naturally absorbing chewing forces. An excellent choice for patients with implant-supported restorations.

3D-printing materials

Light-curing resins are used to print models, occlusal splints and surgical guides - quickly, precisely and repeatably.