Digital dentistry refers to the use of advanced digital technologies in dental treatment. Unlike traditional methods, processes such as taking impressions, diagnosis, treatment planning, and application are performed using computer-aided systems.
This innovative approach offers fast, comfortable, and highly precise solutions for patients, setting a new standard in modern dental care. Shorter treatment times, accurate measurements, and aesthetically pleasing results are among its key advantages.
Procedures like impression-taking and prosthesis fabrication, which can take several days with conventional methods, can now be completed within minutes thanks to CAD-CAM technology. This system provides millimeter-level precision, allowing prosthetic restorations to fit perfectly with the patient’s natural teeth.
CAD-CAM technology greatly enhances efficiency by streamlining various stages of treatment—from capturing digital impressions to designing and manufacturing prosthetics. As a result, crowns, veneers, and fillings can often be created and delivered on the same day, offering significant convenience for both dentists and patients.
At Ata Pera Dental Center, we are proud to utilize the latest technologies in digital dentistry, ensuring that our patients experience more efficient, accurate, and comfortable treatment every step of the way.
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Fast Treatment Process: With the help of digital systems, treatments can be completed within just a few hours, allowing patients to receive their new teeth without long waiting times.
More Precise and Comfortable Measurements: Digital scanners capture the teeth and jaw structure with millimeter-level accuracy, eliminating errors caused by traditional impression methods. This ensures a better fit and greater comfort in prosthetic applications.
More Aesthetic and Natural Results: Digital technology allows for the individual customization of tooth color and shape, resulting in restorations that look natural and harmonize perfectly with the patient’s facial features.
Minimum Error Margin: The high precision of digital systems significantly reduces the margin of error throughout the entire process—from impression taking to prosthesis fabrication—ensuring accurate and reliable results.
Minimum Error Margin: Thanks to the high precision provided by digital systems, the margin of error is minimized from impression taking to prosthesis production.


Porcelain laminate veneers are thin shells of porcelain bonded to the front surface of the teeth, commonly used in aesthetic dentistry to correct issues such as discoloration and minor misalignments. With the help of CAD-CAM technology, the ideal shape and color for each patient’s unique tooth structure can be precisely designed, resulting in a perfectly natural and harmonious smile.
Zirconium crowns are among the most natural-looking dental restorations, thanks to their high light-transmitting properties. They combine durability with aesthetics, making them an ideal choice for both front and back teeth. With CAD-CAM technology, zirconium and porcelain crowns are crafted with millimeter precision, ensuring a perfect fit and seamless harmony with the patient’s natural teeth.
A bridge prosthesis is a dental treatment used to replace missing teeth, helping to restore proper chewing function and overall oral balance.
With CAD-CAM technology, both temporary and permanent prostheses can be prepared quickly, ensuring patient comfort throughout the treatment process and preventing any aesthetic concerns. For permanent prostheses, a personalized design is created, resulting in a comfortable fit and a natural, aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Smile design applications are carefully planned by dentists to create the most harmonious and aesthetically pleasing smile, tailored to the patient’s facial features and dental structure.
Dental crowns and bridges are digitally designed and manufactured using CAD-CAM technology, offering greater aesthetics, durability and a more natural appearance compared to traditional methods.
Inlay and onlay fillings are custom restorations designed to repair decayed or damaged areas of a tooth while preserving and strengthening its natural structure. With CAD-CAM technology, these fillings are produced in precise shapes that perfectly match the tooth’s anatomy, ensuring optimal fit, function and aesthetic harmony with the natural tooth.
Implant prostheses are custom crowns placed on titanium-supported implants to replace missing teeth. Utilizing digital measurement techniques, these prostheses are crafted to fit precisely around the implant, ensuring optimal chewing function and a natural, aesthetically pleasing appearance for the patient.
Orthodontic appliances and clear aligners are custom-designed using CAD-CAM technology, allowing teeth to be moved into their ideal positions without the need for traditional braces.
Thanks to digital dentistry, many treatments can be completed in a single session. Dental crowns, fillings and dentures made with CAD-CAM technology are usually designed, fabricated and applied on the same day.
If you are seeking a fast, comfortable and durable solution, CAD-CAM technology is among the best available options.
Yes, CAD-CAM restorations are designed to match the natural color and structure of your teeth. Materials such as zirconium and porcelain provide a lifelike appearance due to their light-transmitting properties.
No, digital dentistry procedures are generally painless. Patient comfort is enhanced because digital scanners replace the uncomfortable molds used in traditional methods. Local anesthesia can also be administered if necessary to ensure a completely comfortable experience.
Digital dentistry commonly uses zirconium, a high-quality, biocompatible and highly aesthetic material. Zirconium restorations are durable and closely resemble the appearance of natural teeth.