Every fixed restoration is designed, milled, and hand-finished by Datum technicians, then verified against your prescription before it ships. No outsourcing, no guesswork on fit.
Datum fabricates single crowns, multi-unit bridges, inlays, onlays, and veneers from your digital scan or traditional impression. Each case is designed digitally, milled on calibrated CNC equipment, and finished by hand — stained, glazed, and margin-checked by a technician before a second QC pass.
Because design approval happens before milling, you see the proposed restoration and can request changes while it's still a file, not after it arrives at your chairside. That's the difference between a remake and a quick tweak.
Full-contour or layered crowns in zirconia, IPS e.max, PFM, or full gold, shade-matched from your intraoral scan.
Three-unit through long-span bridges, with material recommendations based on span length and load.
Conservative indirect restorations milled from esthetic ceramics for a precise, minimal-prep fit.
Thin, layered anterior veneers in IPS e.max for high-esthetic zones, with custom characterization.
Yes. Datum accepts both intraoral scans and traditional impressions. Scans move faster and reduce remakes, but we digitize physical impressions in-house so either workflow works.
All major intraoral scanner platforms. Because Datum is built by DNTLIT, if your scanner won't connect or export, the same team that supports your practice IT can help troubleshoot it.
We match from your scan's shade data and any photos you attach, using Vita Classical or 3D-Master systems. For high-esthetic anterior cases, we recommend a shade photo alongside the scan.
Free starter kit and portal access — no contract, no minimum case volume.