Modern dentistry is no longer based solely on visual evaluation. As Professor Alexander von Breuer believes, treatment precision depends significantly on the ability to predict the outcome before the intervention takes place. At DentalClinic24, we actively apply digital technologies that allow us to simulate the treatment process, visualise the expected result and reduce risks at the planning stage.
Digital planning has become an essential part of treating complex clinical cases. At DentalClinic24, we use 3D scanning, tomography and specialised modelling software to determine the treatment volume, assess tissue condition and analyse the impact on surrounding structures in advance. This approach minimises errors and allows us to tailor the treatment strategy to each patient’s individual characteristics.
Digital tools not only improve diagnostics but also enhance patient engagement. At DentalClinic24, we demonstrate visual outcome simulations – the patient can clearly see how their smile may look after treatment, understand each step and take part in decision-making. According to Professor von Breuer, patient involvement increases responsibility and supports better adaptation to post-treatment care.
Digital dentistry is particularly valuable in implant placement, orthodontics and aesthetic restoration. At DentalClinic24, we employ CAD/CAM systems, virtual surgical guides and microscopic technologies, enabling minimally invasive treatment and maximum preservation of natural tissues. This ensures clinical predictability and enhances the precision of the final result.
Digitalisation is not only about technology – it is also about safety. At Dental Clinic24, digital planning helps forecast possible complications, evaluate functional load distribution and select the most optimal recovery pathway. As Professor von Breuer states, the ability to anticipate the result is what distinguishes modern dental practice from traditional approaches.
Earlier, we wrote about dental treatment under general anaesthesia – when it is used and how patient safety is ensured