Piezosurgery – precision surgery
Piezosurgery uses ultrasonic vibrations to precisely cut bone, with minimal damage to surrounding tissue. This modern technology enables safer, less invasive procedures, reduces the risk of complications, and speeds up recovery. Thanks to this, Piezosurgery has become an indispensable part of modern implantology and oral surgery.
CAD/CAM technology
CAD/CAM technology (Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing) brings a revolution in dental medicine because it enables digital planning and manufacturing of dental restorations with extreme precision and speed, far beyond traditional methods. With the help of a computer program, a detailed 3D representation of the teeth, gums and surrounding structures is created, which allows the dentist to precisely plan each step and create restorations that perfectly match the patient’s aesthetics and functionality.
After the digital design phase, restorations are fabricated from high-quality ceramic or zirconia blocks using a CAM system. These biocompatible, metal-free materials provide a natural appearance, better visibility on X-rays, and maximum durability and stability. Thanks to this advanced technology, the procedure is faster, more predictable, and can often be completed within the same visit, providing patients with superior dental restorations with minimal visits.
CBCT device for 3D imaging
The CBCT device enables three-dimensional imaging of the jaw, which is essential for the precise planning of any surgical or implant procedure. This technology provides clear 3D views of the jaw structures, allowing the surgeon to avoid nerves and blood vessels and perform the procedure with maximum safety. By combining different 3D views, H-dent creates a virtual patient, allowing each case to be analyzed and planned from all angles. This approach significantly reduces the risk of complications and guarantees top precision, which means a safer procedure and reliable results for the patient.