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The Square Dental Clinic In-House Digital Lab
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From Digital Scanning to Final Restoration
— Every Step Completed In-House Under
the Supervision of an SNU-Trained Prosthodontist

Advanced Digital Equipment
& In-House Dental Laboratory

More beautiful. More precise. More efficient.
Our SNU-trained prosthodontist is directly involved in the entire process,
from restoration design to fabrication, to achieve consistently high-quality results.

  • Precise, High-Quality Restorations

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    Precise, High-Quality Restorations

    Close communication between the clinical team and dental technicians

    Verified, high-quality genuine materials

  • Fewer Visits & Shorter Treatment Time

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    Fewer Visits & Shorter Treatment Time

    An in-house digital dental laboratory designed for same-day restorations

    By reducing unnecessary conventional steps, restoration fabrication can be completed more efficiently. In selected cases, same-day fabrication may also be possible, making treatment more convenient for patients.

  • Faster, More Convenient Adjustments

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    Faster, More Convenient Adjustments

    Because the restorations are fabricated in-house, adjustments, repairs, and remakes can be handled more quickly and efficiently.

External Dental Laboratory

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In-House Dental Laboratory

Conventional External Laboratory Process

  • 01

    Conventional Impression

    Time-consuming and often uncomfortable due to impression material in the mouth

  • 02

    Laboratory Prescription

    A laboratory prescription is prepared and sent to an outside dental laboratory.

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    Impression Shipping

    Shipping may take approximately 2–3 days.

  • 04

    Restoration Fabrication

    Direct clinician involvement and real-time inspection may be limited during fabrication.

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    Restoration Shipping

    Shipping back to the clinic may take another 2–3 days.

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    Restoration Inspection

    If adjustments are required, some of the same steps may need to be repeated.

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    Final Placement

In-House Laboratory Process

  • 01

    Digital Scan

  • 02

    In-House Design, Fabrication & Inspection

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    Final Placement

Fewer Visits

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Shorter Treatment Time

Advanced Digital Equipment
at The Square Dental Clinic

At The Square Dental Clinic, we do not compromise on materials.
Rather than relying on materials that are difficult to verify through outside laboratories,
we carefully select and use genuine, high-quality materials.
We continue to invest in research, equipment, and technology to improve the quality of care.

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TRIOS 5 & Primescan Intraoral Scanners

Fast, precise, and comfortable digital intraoral scanning reduces the need for conventional impression materials.

TRIOS 5 & Primescan Intraoral Scanners
CAD — exocad & 3Shape

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CAD Exocad & 3Shape

Digital scan data is used to design precise restorations with advanced CAD software. Our SNU-trained prosthodontist directly participates in the design process to achieve a high level of accuracy and quality.

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CAM Milling Machine — ARUM 5X-500

A key piece of equipment for efficient same-day restorative workflows, the ARUM 5X-500 precisely mills restorations based on the approved CAD design.

CAM Milling Machine — ARUM 5X-500
Duotron Pro Sintering Machine

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Duotron Pro Sintering Machine

Zirconia restorations precisely milled with the ARUM system undergo a high-temperature sintering process to achieve their final strength and material properties. Careful control of this process is essential for producing durable, high-quality zirconia restorations.

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Programat Ceramic Furnace

An essential system for ceramic layering, staining, and characterization to create more natural and aesthetic restorations.

Programat Ceramic Furnace
High-Quality Milling Blocks

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High-Quality Milling Blocks

Advanced zirconia and hybrid ceramic blocks are selected according to the restoration type, functional requirements, and aesthetic goals.