CEREC

With CEREC, we can design, make and place high-strength ceramic restorations in a single appointment. This technology relies on a highly advanced CAD/CAM system (computer-aided design, computer-aided manufacturing). In practical terms, the CEREC system combines ultra-precise design software with a computerized robot that can mill a crown, an inlay or veneers in minutes. The complete restoration procedure (consultation, digital impressions, design, manufacturing, adjustments and placement) takes a few steps and less than two hours.
3D printer

This technology makes it possible to produce various dental appliances quickly and with great precision. We use it to create perfectly fitted occlusal splints (protective appliances for bruxism) right on our premises. You can then get this beneficial appliance more simply and quickly!
Surgical laser

This instrument, mainly used to treat the gums, works with ultra-fast pulses of light. These can cut soft tissue and cauterize it at the same time, and they also have antibacterial properties. The surgical laser makes it possible to perform gum surgery without blades. Its features make procedures easier, and healing too. It can also be used to disinfect a surgical site before various procedures.
Intraoral camera

This small, easy-to-handle portable device takes pictures of the inside of the mouth that are sent directly to a bright screen. They can then be adjusted (zoom, isolating part of the image, etc.) to get a better view of certain areas of the mouth. The intraoral camera helps your dentist refine diagnoses and explain them better. You can see the condition of your teeth and mouth for yourself, and so fully understand the problems found and the treatment plans proposed.
Quick Sleeper

This pen-like technology makes it possible to control the intensity and precision of a local anesthetic. With its wireless pedal, the dentist can precisely set the dose of anesthetic used. The injection is painless and the effects are felt faster (in two minutes on average) and more deeply. The Quick Sleeper offers all the advantages of conventional anesthesia (painless treatment) without the usual drawbacks (numb face, lip, etc.). This technology is very useful for numbing areas near the tooth roots and their apex (tip). The Quick Sleeper is used for all types of procedures, and for treating children and anxious people who dread local anesthesia.
Digital X-rays

Our premises are equipped with digital X-ray machines that take precise, detailed images of the structures of the mouth. The images appear directly on a screen, with no need to develop them. The procedure is also very safe: the equipment emits 80% to 85% less radiation than traditional X-rays.
Complete asepsis

It matters to us to provide care that is effective and comfortable, but also completely safe. To ensure complete asepsis of the instruments used in our procedures and meet the highest standards, we have equipped the clinic with several sterilization units. This guarantees the effectiveness and traceability of our processes.
- STAT IM: This cassette autoclave makes our lives much easier! Not only does the process take just 10 minutes, but instruments can be carried directly in the sterilization cassettes.
- MidMark: Its fully digital operation is intuitive, user-friendly and suited to our needs. We can even create our own automated sterilization protocols for better traceability. It can also automatically adjust drying time to the load, which shortens the sterilization cycle, saves energy and preserves the instruments.
