On-site digital laboratory
Digital design and in-office fabrication support selected ceramic restorations and efficient restorative workflows.
Digital dentistry • Beverly Hills
Technology with a clinical purpose.
Advanced tools are valuable when they answer a better question, improve communication or help execute treatment more precisely.
Connected workflow
From diagnosis to design to delivery.
Enzo Dentistry’s digital workflow can integrate 3D CBCT imaging, intraoral scanning, clinical photography, dental microscopy, virtual restorative design, computer-guided implant planning, 3D printing and CAD/CAM fabrication. The tools used depend on the problem being solved.
- Sirona Axeos CBCT / 3D imaging
- Intraoral digital scanning
- Global dental microscopy
- CEREC digital restorative design
- In-office milling for selected ceramics
- 3D printing for selected workflows
- Digital implant planning
- Clinical photography and smile analysis
Principle
Technology should make dentistry more understandable.
One of the greatest benefits of digital records is communication. Images and scans can help patients see what the clinician sees, understand why a problem matters and compare treatment options with more context.
What dental technology does Enzo Dentistry use?
The practice describes digital CAD/CAM dentistry, 3D CBCT imaging, intraoral scanning, dental microscopy and an in-office digital restorative workflow.
Does technology make treatment more predictable?
Technology can improve visualization, measurement, communication and workflow efficiency, but outcomes still depend on diagnosis, biological response, execution and maintenance.
Is 3D CBCT imaging needed for every dental visit?
No. CBCT imaging should be used when three-dimensional information is clinically justified.
Advanced technologies & innovation
Clinical technology, integrated under one roof.
Axeos 3D CBCT
Three-dimensional imaging can provide detailed views of teeth, bone and surrounding anatomy when clinically indicated.
Dental microscopy
High magnification and illumination support detailed restorative and surgical care.
Laser dentistry
Dental lasers may be used for selected soft-tissue and restorative procedures when appropriate.
Connected workflow
Design, mill and refine with the clinical team close by.
The magazine highlights a workflow that can combine digital impressions, CAD design, microscopy and on-site fabrication for selected treatments. Keeping these stages connected helps the team evaluate shape, fit and aesthetics efficiently.