TECHNOLOGY
Technology at the service of a process to achieve a natural look integrated with the face
Our use of digital technology is guided by a specific goal: to achieve results that belong to the face and not just the mouth—reliable, natural, and consistent with the initial project.
The project remains central.
DIGITAL SCANNING
Data precision and quality
We use the 3Shape E3 scanner to acquire precise and reliable data.
Scan quality is the first fundamental step for correct design and a consistent result.
Accurate data allows for control, repeatability, and clear communication between the laboratory and the clinician.
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS
Visualize before creating
Digital design allows us to analyze shapes, proportions, and volumes before the execution phase, through protocol-based data collection for proper monitoring of clinical treatments.
Every project is studied to ensure functional balance and natural integration into the smile.
For us, digital technology is a predictive tool, not a production shortcut.
VISUAL COMMUNICATION
Sharing the project
We use Apple Keynote as a support tool for presentations and design analysis.
Clinical and technical photographic documentation for facial imaging and analysis; once all necessary images are acquired, they can be exported and analyzed or compared with photos from previous sessions to visualize the improvements achieved.
Post-Treatment: it not only documents the patient’s progress but also serves as a fundamental tool for monitoring clinical-technical treatments.
Visual communication is an integral part of the process:
- Organizing and collecting clinical data
- Clarifies aesthetic choices
- Makes the project understandable and shared
TECHNOLOGY AND CRAFTSMANSHIP
A necessary balance
Technology allows us to control, plan, and develop the production process.
Manual skill makes it possible to characterize, refine, and give identity to the restoration.
For Meditech Prime Studio Design, the result stems from the conscious integration of these two elements.
