What does high-end dental restoration actually mean?
“Premium” and “high-end” are quickly said. What they actually mean for dental restorations – and why quality at BLANC ET NOBLE begins with consistency.
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Insights into high-end dental technology.
All-ceramics, digital workflow, aesthetics and personal consultation: in our journal we explain how high-quality restorations are made in our atelier in Luxembourg-Ville – for patients as well as for dental practices.
Why patients should get to know their dental laboratory
Open-studio concept in Luxembourg-Ville: why BLANC ET NOBLE opens the view into the glass ceramic laboratory and what patients gain from a visit.
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Dental technology 2026: will the dental technician eventually be replaced by machines?
Scanner, software, milling, 3D printing: are dental technicians still needed? Why the profession is changing – and not disappearing.
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Why we check dental restorations under the microscope
Fit, margins, surface: why at BLANC ET NOBLE every piece of work is checked under the stereo microscope before it leaves the atelier.
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When dentist and dental technician talk to each other directly
High-quality restorations arise from collaboration: why BLANC ET NOBLE sees itself as the practice’s dental technical partner – not as an anonymous production site.
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Dental restorations and biocompatibility: why material selection matters
Restorations stay in the mouth for many years. Why the material decision is more than “ceramic or metal” and must always suit the indication.
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Scanner instead of impression tray: is the digital impression the future?
More comfortable for patients, more precise for practice and laboratory: how the digital impression with the intraoral scanner works and what matters behind it.
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Why the surface of a tooth matters more than you think
Macro and micro structures, gloss, light reflection: why a crown can look artificial despite a perfect shade – and what dental technicians do about it.
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The anterior crown: the supreme discipline of dental technology
A single crown between natural anterior teeth: why the direct comparison is the most demanding task in aesthetic dental technology.
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Tooth shade is not simply A1, A2 or A3
Colour zones, translucency, lighting conditions: why a letter and a number are not enough – and how personal shade taking in the atelier helps.
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Minimally invasive dental technology: as much as necessary, as little as possible
Preserving tooth structure means planning more precisely: why minimally invasive dental technology is a concept – and not a single product.
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3D printing in the dental laboratory: more than just a technical trend
Models, splints, auxiliary parts: where 3D printing brings real benefit in the digital dental laboratory – and why a printer alone does not make a digital laboratory.
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The digital workflow: what dental practices really gain from it
Scanner, software, manufacturing: what a coordinated digital workflow between practice and laboratory delivers – and where digitalisation really makes sense.
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Implant prosthetics: why planning decides the result
Implant prosthetics is teamwork: why position, soft tissue, material and aesthetics must be considered together from the very beginning.
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Smile design: a beautiful smile does not begin with a single tooth
Face shape, lips, smile line, personality: why smile design at BLANC ET NOBLE begins with the person – and not with the tooth shape.
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Zirconia: what lies behind the high-performance ceramic?
Milling, sintering, finishing: why not all zirconia is the same and which factors decide the quality of a zirconia crown.
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CAD/CAM in the dental laboratory: precision begins long before the milling machine
CAD is design, CAM is manufacturing – and in between stands the dental technician. How modern restorations are made with 5-axis milling at BLANC ET NOBLE.
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All-ceramics: why modern dental aesthetics can do without metal
Stable, well tolerated, natural: why all-ceramic restorations need no metal framework and which ceramic suits which indication.
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Why good dental restorations should not look like restorations
Natural teeth are not simply white. Why colour zones, translucency and surface decide whether a crown is noticed as a crown – or not.
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Digital dental restorations: what actually happens after the intraoral scan?
From the intraoral scan in the practice to the milled zirconia crown: how the digital workflow works at BLANC ET NOBLE, the dental laboratory in Luxembourg.
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