Equipment
Technology and diagnostics
Surgery begins with planning. Diagnostics decide what is possible, and in what order.
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Intraoral scanner
INNOSCAN — Cowellmedi
Digital impressions of the mouth, and precise planning of crowns, bridges, implant-supported restorations and orthodontic treatment.
Equipment
Precision at every stage.
- 01 Intraoral scanner Digital impressions of the mouth, and precise planning of crowns, bridges, implant-supported restorations and orthodontic treatment.
- 02 Digital radiography Detailed diagnosis of the teeth and surrounding tissue, with high image quality and minimal time.
- 03 Physiodispenser Precise control of drilling speed and torque during implant placement and other surgery.
- 04 Surgical piezo unit Precise, atraumatic work on bone — complex extractions, bone augmentation and sinus lifts.
- 05 Apex locator Accurate measurement of root canal length during endodontic treatment.
- 06 Endomotor Mechanical preparation of root canals with modern endodontic systems.
- 07 Ultrasonic scaler Removal of calculus and plaque, in professional hygiene and periodontal treatment.
- 08 Air-flow system Effective removal of soft and pigmented plaque, and professional cleaning of tooth surfaces.
- 09 Professional whitening system In-clinic whitening, using the appropriate professional technology for the case.
- 10 Curing light Fast, even curing of modern composite materials.
- 11 Autoclave Sterilisation of instruments, to a high standard of infection control.
- 12 Ultrasonic washer Thorough pre-cleaning of instruments before they are sterilised.
- 13 Surgical aspiration Keeps the operating field clean and visible during surgery.
- 14 Digital photo protocol Documenting each stage of treatment, planning aesthetics, and comparing results.
Your treatment journey
Consultation
Understanding your condition and what you want from treatment.
Diagnostics
Assessment and treatment planning.
Treatment
The clinical procedure, planned around you.
Follow-up
Monitoring and continued care.
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