Our dental laboratory - Dental technology

Experienced dental technicians produce top-quality restorations in our dental laboratory in Vienna. They also work closely with our expert partner dentists in Vienna, using the latest technology for optimal function and appearance. Our top dental technicians are leaders in their field and are constantly learning new techniques to stay at the forefront. This commitment ensures that our dental laboratory maintains the highest standards.

Another reason why many dental patients choose Praxis Smile4Life for general and esthetic cosmetic dental treatments is the close collaboration and connection between our dental technicians in the laboratory in Vienna and Praxis Smile4Life and their network of partner dentists in Vienna and Germany. Thanks to the latest digital dental technology, both teams can exchange patient notes, images, scans and impressions digitally and efficiently. These two groups work closely together to create an ideal dental solution tailored specifically to the individual patient. As a result, our dental laboratory is able to produce restorations that are carefully tailored to the patient in terms of both comfort and aesthetics.

Dental masterpieces from dental technology

The cornerstone of any dental treatment begins with the fabrication of "models" (precise replicas of a dental arch). To make a model, it is important to first take an impression or, better, a scan of the patient's teeth and gums, which is used to make an impression.

Before the treatment begins, we create a "wax-up". It's like a preview of your new smile, so you and your dentist can see and agree on how your teeth will look. This step ensures that you are both excited and confident about the results to come.

If a tooth is too badly damaged to be restored with a simple filling but does not need a full crown, partial crowns can help. They allow us to save more of your natural tooth by repairing only the damaged parts. Nowadays, partial crowns are made of milled or pressed ceramic, which combines strength with beauty.

Implant-supported single-tooth crowns are made of first-class ceramic. They are designed to adapt perfectly to the surrounding soft tissue and are made of safe, body-friendly materials such as lithium disilicate or zirconium oxide ceramic. These crowns are clicked into place on a dental titanium base, providing a firm, secure hold. They can be placed directly on the implant or bonded to an abutment with a special adhesive. This not only looks natural, but also gives you the confidence of a smile that is both stunning and durable.

We are truly passionate about modern, digital dentistry. In our laboratory, we combine first-class craftsmanship with the latest computer-aided design (CAD) and manufacturing (CAM) technology. Our commitment to high standards means that we always maintain the highest quality in our dental treatment. The right restoration for your mouth is just as important to us as the way we prepare and fit it.

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Materials that we use for fixed dentures

At our dental laboratory, we pride ourselves on producing beautiful partial crowns, large full crowns, implant restorations and bridges from premium "all-ceramic" material. These pieces are carefully crafted without metal to ensure they look natural and truly beautiful. When choosing the ceramic for your needs, we customize everything just for you. Your dentist will take the time to talk to you about the ceramics we use and make sure you are up to speed at your first visit.

Materials that we use for removable dentures

Dentures that combine fixed parts such as crowns, bridges and implants with removable parts are referred to as combined dentures. The parts that connect these parts are often referred to as "telescopes" or telescopic crowns. These dentures are very popular with people because they are very comfortable and look like real teeth, making them feel secure and natural.

With the help of telescopes, we can firmly anchor removable bridges and partial dentures in your mouth. The small parts of the tooth next to the gap receive a two-piece all-ceramic crown.

The main crown, which we fit precisely onto the prepared tooth, is essential for a secure and comfortable fit. Next, we slide on the secondary crown - its function is mainly visual - which is also used to attach other dental work such as bridges or dentures. This secondary piece fits snugly over the first and ensures that the prosthesis stays in place, providing a reliable and stable hold once it is in place. This way of connecting the permanent and removable parts of the dental work is not only user-friendly, but also strong and flexible, making life a little easier for everyone involved.

Telescopic bridges blend in perfectly with your real teeth. They allow you to laugh, speak or eat freely without having to worry about others seeing your dentures.

Advantages of ceramic restorations

Luminous, almost enchanting light flows effortlessly through ceramic restorations and perfectly imitates the natural beauty of a tooth. This magical property gives them a realistic appearance. Not only are they superbly stain resistant, they also retain a fresh and vibrant color.

These marvels of ceramics are made from materials given to us by nature and are therefore perfectly compatible with our bodies. They have been specially developed for our mouths and pose no risk of allergic reactions.

With surfaces that are so smooth that plaque hardly sticks, these ceramics play a crucial role in maintaining the long-term health of our teeth and gums. They are also characterized by exceptional resistance to erosion and acid attacks.

In a true partnership with your teeth, these ceramic wonders form a strong bond that acts as a protective shield. This bond not only protects the tooth core, but also offers protection against infections and gum problems.

Talk to the dental expert for ceramic restorations in Vienna today!

Do you dream of a stunning smile? Make an appointment today at our Praxis Smile4Life in Vienna. Start your journey to an outstanding new smile with our first-class treatments with ceramic restorations.