Our in-house Laboratory and Panoramic at F Dental Center is equipped with state-of-the-art systems for creating customized and rapid solutions for patients. The laboratory includes:

• Advanced CAD/CAM systems to design precise dental prosthetics and restorations.
• Laboratory scanners that capture high-precision digital impressions of teeth.
• 3D printers for quick and efficient production of molds and restorations.
• Processing units and ceramic furnaces to ensure durability and aesthetic appeal in final prosthetics. The laboratory is operated by highly skilled Russian experts, bringing the latest Russian innovations directly to our team, ensuring world-class results tailored to modern dental and technical standards.

In modern dentistry, the success of treatment relies on accurate diagnosis, which is why we offer the latest imaging technologies at F Dental Center, including:

Panoramic X-rays:

• Provide a comprehensive view of the upper and lower jaws and teeth in one image.
• Help in assessing bone structures, detecting hidden cavities, and diagnosing jaw and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) issues.

CT Scans (3D Scan):

• Offer detailed three-dimensional images of the teeth and surrounding tissues.
• Used for dental implant planning, oral and gum surgeries, and diagnosing root and bone issues.

With our advanced in-house laboratory and modern imaging systems, we can deliver faster, more accurate services to our patients, greatly enhancing the treatment experience. We are committed to providing the highest standards of quality and precision to ensure the best outcomes for every patient.

A panoramic dental X-ray is a two-dimensional imaging technique that captures the entire mouth in a single image, including the teeth, jaws, nasal area, and sinuses. It provides a comprehensive overview that helps dentists diagnose issues such as impacted teeth, jaw disorders, infections, tumors, and bone abnormalities that may not be visible with traditional intraoral X-rays.

Panoramic X-rays are essential for treatment planning, especially in procedures like implants, extractions, orthodontics, and diagnosing complex dental conditions. They allow the dentist to view structures that can’t be seen during a standard dental exam, ensuring a more accurate diagnosis and better outcomes for the patient.

A dental laboratory is a specialized facility where dental prosthetics and appliances—such as crowns, bridges, dentures, and veneers—are custom-made based on your dentist’s specifications. Lab technicians use impressions and digital scans to fabricate precise, high-quality restorations that match the patient’s oral anatomy.

Having an in-house dental lab allows for faster turnaround times, greater quality control, and better communication between the dentist and technician. It enables adjustments or remakes to be completed more efficiently, and ensures that custom restorations are crafted with accuracy and care, leading to superior aesthetic and functional results.

Dental laboratories produce a wide range of restorations including crowns, bridges, veneers, dentures (full and partial), implant-supported prostheses, and custom night guards or retainers. These are tailored to the patient’s needs using advanced materials such as porcelain, zirconia, or acrylic.