109FIFTY · Hamburg
Practice and laboratory.
One unit.
No conventional handover point. Shared responsibility for shape, function and material.
According to the 109FIFTY philosophy, dentistry and dental technology coordinate closely. Metaphorically, the laboratory has a dental chair: the technician thinks from the patient, not only from the model. Clinical treatment takes place at the designated provider – in Hamburg at MEDIKUSS – not at 109FIFTY.
Orientation
As little as possible.
As precise as necessary.
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Direct patient context
The face, lip line, movement, speech, gums and light response can be assessed clinically together.
- 02
Digital workflow
Intraoral data, photography, design and production shorten the feedback loop. Digital technology replaces neither examination nor individual craftsmanship.
- 03
Material decision
Feldspathic ceramic, lithium disilicate, composite or other materials are selected according to substrate, space, aesthetics, loading and repairability.
Ceramics & Materials ↗ - 04
Shared quality control
Try-in, contacts, surface, phonetics and bite are controlled as one clinical and technical unit.
FAQ
Clearly
explained.
Is there a dental chair in the laboratory?
No. It is a metaphor for dental technology that stays close to the patient. Clinical treatment takes place in the dental practice.
Is digital automatically better?
No. Digital tools support data transfer and reproducibility; diagnosis, material knowledge and craftsmanship remain decisive.
What is the benefit of direct dentist–technician coordination?
Coordination can be more direct when dentist and dental technician assess relevant features together with the patient – at the designated provider, not as a 109FIFTY clinic.
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