The digital industry revolution is more and more present in everyday dental practice. First steps to digital workflow were taken decades ago. However, full digital protocol was not possible before we had digital scanners that are accurate enough for oral rehabilitations.

Beside scanners, we needed new high-precision 3D printers, milling units and materials. Today, we have scientific proof that digital scanners have a similar level of accuracy as analog impressions. New materials have exceptional aesthetical and mechanical  properties. We can use them for full arch restorations without any layering. With some limitations, today we can switch to a full digital workflow.  From a clinical point of view, the  fixed prosthodontic therapy and aesthetic dentistry  are  particularly demanding for the clinicians if we use a minimal invasive approach. Optical devices and  dental microscopes  are helpful for clinicians to achieve that goal.

In this keynote presentation  the  implementation of dental microscope in digital dentistry will be  explained based on a single clinical case with a minimal invasive approach.