Modern technology
At the dental office Dr. Emma Dental, we apply modern technology that
is the basis of every one of our treatments.
Technology is at the service of the patient – it allows us to provide faster, more painless, and more precise treatments.
Whether it's a diagnosis, orthodontic plan, prosthetic reconstruction, endodontic procedures, cosmetic dentistry, or a routine checkup – you are always in safe hands, supported by expertise and modern technology.
The combination of professional staff and modern equipment is the key to successful and safe treatment, which is why we invest in the latest technological advances in dental science. From the moment the patient enters our office, until the end of the treatment, technology together with expertise play an important role in every treatment.
We use digital X-ray machines with minimal radiation , which allows for quick and accurate diagnosis without risk to the health of patients. In addition, 3D intraoral scanners allow for virtual modeling of the teeth and jaw, which is of great importance in planning orthodontic treatments, such as fixed braces and Invisalign. This allows us to not only predict how it will look
the final result, but also to reduce the number of visits and the duration of treatment.
In the field of prosthetics, we use modern CAD/CAM technology to design and manufacture crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays and veneers with extraordinary precision. With the help of digital scanning and software processing, we can produce prosthetic crowns with high aesthetic and functional quality in a short time. The materials we use – zirconium, E-max and new generation composites – provide a natural appearance and durability. This approach allows for minimally invasive
interventions, maximum patient comfort and significantly shorter fabrication time.
For sterilization, we use an autoclave of the highest medical standard , which destroys all microorganisms, including the most resistant bacteria. Each instrument is strictly, controlled sterilized, and work surfaces are treated with certified disinfectants after each patient. Strict safety protocols have been established, in line with European and world standards.