No bulky impression trays in selected treatments.
Technology that makes care clearer, gentler and more precise.
Lumina Dental Studio uses modern digital systems to improve diagnosis, treatment planning, comfort and communication throughout the patient journey.
Innovation should improve the patient experience.
We do not introduce technology simply because it is new. Every system is selected because it can improve understanding, accuracy, comfort or treatment efficiency.
Digital tools also help patients see what the dentist sees, making treatment recommendations easier to understand and decisions more informed.
Detailed digital impressions without traditional materials.
A small handheld scanner captures thousands of images to create a detailed three-dimensional model of your teeth and bite.
The scan can be viewed immediately and used to support Invisalign planning, crowns, implants, cosmetic dentistry and other treatments.
Precise digital information for treatment planning.
View your scan together with the dental team.
Technology supporting every stage of care.
From diagnosis to final treatment, digital tools help our team work with greater clarity and precision.
3D Intraoral Scanning
A comfortable digital alternative to traditional impression materials, creating precise three-dimensional models of your teeth and bite.
- ✓ No traditional impression trays
- ✓ Fast digital capture
- ✓ Detailed treatment planning
- ✓ Improved patient communication
Digital Smile Design
Digital photography and planning tools help patients understand potential cosmetic improvements before treatment begins.
- ✓ Visual treatment planning
- ✓ Personalized smile proportions
- ✓ Clearer patient communication
- ✓ Collaborative decision-making
Low-Dose Digital Imaging
High-quality digital imaging supports detailed diagnosis while reducing exposure compared with many traditional imaging systems.
- ✓ Fast image capture
- ✓ Detailed diagnostic information
- ✓ Lower radiation exposure
- ✓ Easy chairside explanation
Cone Beam 3D Imaging
Three-dimensional imaging provides detailed information about bone, teeth, nerves and surrounding structures for complex treatment planning.
- ✓ Precise implant planning
- ✓ Detailed anatomical assessment
- ✓ Improved treatment predictability
- ✓ Supports complex diagnosis
Same-Day Restorations
Selected crowns and restorations can be digitally designed and created during a single appointment.
- ✓ Fewer appointments
- ✓ No temporary crown in selected cases
- ✓ Digital precision
- ✓ Convenient treatment experience
Laser Dentistry
Dental laser technology may support selected gum and soft-tissue treatments with precision and improved patient comfort.
- ✓ Precise treatment
- ✓ Reduced bleeding in selected procedures
- ✓ Comfort-focused care
- ✓ Efficient soft-tissue treatment
See your dental health more clearly.
Digital images, scans and simulations allow the dental team to explain findings visually instead of relying only on technical descriptions.
View areas of concern directly on digital images.
Discuss suitable alternatives using clear visual aids.
Selected cosmetic cases may include digital simulation.
Understand the purpose, process and expected result.
A connected workflow from assessment to result.
Digital information can be securely used throughout treatment planning, communication and restoration design.
Digital assessment
Imaging, photography and scanning collect detailed information about your oral health.
Collaborative planning
The dental team reviews the information and explains suitable treatment options.
Precise treatment
Digital planning supports accurate treatment delivery and restoration design.
Long-term monitoring
Future scans and images can be compared to help monitor changes over time.
Modern dentistry can feel different.
Technology helps reduce uncertainty, improve efficiency and create a more comfortable experience for many treatments.
Technology works alongside strict clinical standards.
Common questions about digital dentistry.
Your dentist will explain which technology is appropriate for your individual treatment.
Many patients find digital scanning more comfortable because traditional impression trays may not be needed.
Yes. Digital images and scans can be displayed during your consultation to help explain findings clearly.
No. Imaging is recommended only when clinically appropriate for diagnosis or treatment planning.
No treatment result can be guaranteed. Technology supports planning and precision, but individual outcomes vary.