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Digital impression taking using intraoral scanners represents the future of modern dentistry. At moderndentistry in Leipzig, you can benefit from this innovative technology and the expertise of our team.
Modern dentistry is constantly evolving and producing innovative technologies that improve both the quality of treatment and the comfort of our patients. One of these revolutionary technologies is digital impression taking using intraoral scanners, which we use successfully at moderndentistry in Leipzig. This advanced method has fundamentally changed conventional impression taking with impression material.
Many patients are still familiar with the unpleasant experience of conventional impression taking with impression trays and impression material. The large impression tray and the often unpleasant taste of the material can cause gagging or discomfort in sensitive patients. Our intraoral scanner makes this stressful experience a thing of the past.
Dr. Niels Hoffmann and our experienced team at moderndentistry rely on state-of-the-art technology to provide you with the best possible dental care. Digital impression taking is an important part of our comprehensive diagnostics and enables us to perform various treatments even more precisely and in a more patient-friendly manner. We use this innovative technology in prosthetics as well as in Orthodontics and implantology.

Treatment duration
5 - 10 minutes
Anesthesia
Not required
Follow-up treatment
None
Eating
Immediately
Sports
No restrictions
Cost
Upon request


Independently certified quality
Dr. med. dent. Niels Hoffmann
Dentist – moderndentistry
Before founding moderndentistry Leipzig, our dentist and founder Dr. Hoffmann worked as an aesthetic dentist at the White Lounge and the Voss Clinic in Leipzig, helping many satisfied patients achieve a new smile.
As a Clinical Masters™ for Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, he completed international specialist training in cooperation with the University of San Francisco and the American Dental Association and is networked with world-renowned dental technicians and dentists to ensure the highest quality and aesthetics.
In 2023, Dr. Hoffmann was awarded the jameda quality certificate for his consistent patient focus and first-class treatment quality. Based on the testimonials of his patients on jameda.de, he received a 5-star rating and is thus one of the top dentists in the region. This seal of approval confirms his commitment to trust, care, and excellent dentistry.
Digital impression taking is a state-of-the-art procedure in which we use an intraoral scanner to create three-dimensional images of your teeth and jaw. Digital impressions are based on advanced 3D imaging technology, which enables us to create high-resolution, accurate representations of your teeth. This method uses optical technology to capture precise data about your oral structures and convert it into a detailed digital model.Unlike conventional impressions with silicone material, our intraoral scanner works without contact and generates immediately usable digital data. This data can be viewed, edited, and used for further treatment planning right away. The resulting 3D models offer significantly higher precision than traditional plaster models.At modern dentistry, we use digital impressions as the basis for various dental treatments. The captured data enables us to analyze your individual oral situation in detail and develop customized treatment solutions. Even the smallest changes to your teeth can be detected and documented. This technology is state-of-the-art and is continuously being further developed to offer our patients the most modern treatment available.
The intraoral scanner has a wide range of applications at modern dentistry and covers almost all areas of modern dentistry. We primarily use digital impressions to produce high-quality dental prostheses. Whether crowns, bridges, or partial dentures—digital impressions enable our dental technicians to produce perfectly fitting restorations.
The intraoral scanner plays a particularly important role in implantology. Dr. Niels Hoffmann uses the precise digital data for the exact planning of implant positions and the fabrication of implant-supported superstructures. The technology enables us to visualize the subsequent prosthetic restoration even before implantation.
Our intraoral scanner also proves to be a valuable tool in orthodontic treatments. We can create precise models for the manufacture of bite splints, retainers, or other orthodontic appliances. Other areas of application include the diagnosis of misaligned / crooked teeth, the analysis of bite relationships, and the manufacture of sports mouthguards.
Join many satisfied customers before you in placing your trust in us. Read about what makes us experts in dentistry.
No special preparation is required on your part for digital impression taking. Our team will first conduct a thorough examination of your oral cavity to ensure optimal conditions for the scan. Dr. Niels Hoffmann will discuss the planned procedure with you and explain how the intraoral scanner works.
Preparation includes professional cleaning of the areas to be scanned to remove plaque and food debris. In some cases, we use a special contrast powder that makes the surface structures more visible to the scanner. This powder is completely harmless and is rinsed away after the scan.
Our team will explain how you can best assist during the treatment. It is important that you remain relaxed and breathe calmly. Since the scanner works without contact, you do not need to worry about any unpleasant sensations.
The actual digital impression is taken with the utmost precision and is usually painless. Our intraoral scanner is gently inserted into your mouth. The device is about the size of an electric toothbrush and is operated by Dr. Niels Hoffmann or a qualified member of staff.
The scanner systematically captures all relevant areas of your teeth and continuously creates high-resolution 3D images. You can follow the process live on a monitor and see how the digital model is created. This process takes only a few minutes per jaw.
Modern technology makes it possible to capture even hard-to-reach areas with precision. If individual areas are not optimally represented, we can easily perform additional scans without having to repeat the entire process. The digital data is processed immediately and is available for further treatment planning.

Comfortable
Contactless digital impression taking without unpleasant impression material
Quick & easy
Reduction in treatment appointments thanks to precise initial impressions

Highly precise
3D imaging for optimal treatment planning and precision-fit dentures
Time saving
Shorter treatment time thanks to immediate availability of digital data
Every person is unique. That is why we take the time necessary to provide each of our patients with a comprehensive consultation.
Do you have questions about our services, treatment procedures, or scheduling appointments?
Or would you like to arrange a non-binding consultation appointment?
Contact us at any time during our opening hours—we are happy to help!
Our opening hours:
Mon. to Fri. 08:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Tue. & Thu. 14:00 p.m. to 18:00 p.m.


Digital impressions are much more comfortable than conventional methods because they are completely contactless. Our intraoral scanner eliminates the need for impression material and large impression trays, which often trigger a gag reflex. The scanning process takes only a few minutes, and you can watch your digital impression being created live.
The intraoral scanner uses state-of-the-art optical technology and light beams to capture the surface structures of your teeth. The device continuously takes high-resolution images, which are then combined by special software to form a precise 3D model.
The costs vary depending on the scope of treatment and individual requirements. Our team will be happy to advise you in detail and provide you with a transparent cost estimate.
Coverage depends on your insurance and the specific treatment indication. Dr. Niels Hofmann will be happy to inform you about possible reimbursements and assist you in communicating with your health insurance company.