Digital Dentistry

Intraoral scanner or silicone impression. Two very different approaches for the patient. Dr. Zerguine explains what specifically changes in terms of comfort, precision, and speed.

Scanner, software, manufacturing—calling yourself “digital” isn’t enough. Dr Zerguine explains the real clinical criteria for assessing a digital dentist in Switzerland.

See your future smile before deciding — this is what the digital mock-up allows. Dr. Zerguine explains the indications, the process, and why the decision always belongs to the patient.

CEREC or dental laboratory — two approaches, concrete differences in precision, lead times, and comfort. Dr. Zerguine explains from his daily practice in Montreux.

What is CEREC technology? CEREC — Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics — is a digital dentistry technology that makes it possible to design and manufacture a ceramic restoration directly in the practice, in a single appointment. Unlike conventional methods, CEREC is based on a fully digital workflow: 3D intraoral scan, computer-aided design, precise ceramic

When a tooth is damaged by decay or a fracture, a full crown is not always the only solution. In certain situations, a partial restoration called an inlay or onlay allows more of the tooth structure to be preserved while ensuring strength and durability. With digital dentistry, these restorations can now be designed and manufactured

The promise of a dental crown made in a single visit thanks to digital dentistry generates a lot of interest.But this process is neither automatic nor universal. In practice, it all depends on specific medical criteria: the condition of the tooth, the bone, the bite, and the overall clinical context.Understanding when this solution is appropriate

Understand Before Choosing Digital dentistry is often presented as a technological revolution capable of transforming dental care.In reality, it is primarily a clinical tool. Powerful, precise — but not universal. At Dental Swiss Clinics, we use digital dentistry only when it provides a real medical benefit to the patient.Understanding when it is indicated, and when

In certain cases, digital dentistry allows for complete dental treatments to be performed in a single visit of under 2.5 hours, thanks to a fully digital workflow.