Dentistry has evolved significantly in recent years. Thanks to advanced digital technologies, it is now possible, in specific cases, to perform complete dental treatments in a single visit of under 2.5 hours.

This innovative approach is for patients seeking a fast, precise, and fully digital solution, without compromising on quality or safety.

What is digital dentistry?

Digital dentistry relies on the use of cutting-edge technologies such as:

  • intraoral scanner (paste-free optical impression)
  • computer-aided design (CAD)
  • computer-aided manufacturing (CAM)
  • fully digital clinical workflows

These tools allow for planning, designing, and performing certain treatments the same day, directly at the clinic.

How can a dental treatment be performed in under 2.5 hours?

This approach relies on precise clinical organization and a perfect mastery of the digital workflow:

  1. High-precision intraoral scan
  2. Real-time digital planning and design
  3. On-site fabrication of the restoration (crown, onlay, veneer as indicated)
  4. Fitting, adjustments, and placement the same day

Result: no multiple appointments, no temporary prosthesis, and significant time savings for the patient.

Who is single-visit digital dentistry for?

This approach is particularly suitable for:

  • patients with limited availability
  • patients traveling from afar
  • busy professionals
  • people seeking a modern technological solution
  • patients wishing to reduce the number of sessions

Each case is, however, evaluated individually to ensure a suitable and safe treatment.

A clinic rooted in Montreux, designed for mobile patients

Our clinic is located in Montreux and has had a strong local presence for many years.
We also welcome patients from all over French-speaking Switzerland and internationally, precisely because this single-visit approach facilitates their planning.


Is single-visit dentistry reliable?

Yes, when it is based on mastered technology and a well-defined indication. The materials and protocols used offer excellent precision and durability.

Is the quality comparable to traditional treatment?

Yes, and in many cases, digital precision even allows for superior quality.


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