What is Teeth Whitening?
Digital dentistry utilizes advanced technologies like 3D imaging and digital scanning to enhance accuracy and efficiency in treatment planning and execution. Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) provides detailed 3D images for precise diagnostics, while digital scanning eliminates the need for traditional impression materials, improving the overall quality of dental restorations.
Am I A Good Candidate?
To determine if you’re a good candidate for a dental procedure involving 3D imagery and digital dentistry, consider these points:
- Good candidates typically have healthy teeth and gums, which ensures that the procedure will be effective and long-lasting.
- The procedure should align with your specific dental needs, such as needing detailed imaging for complex issues or precise treatment planning.
- A thorough review of your medical history is essential. Certain conditions or medications may affect the suitability of digital dentistry procedures.
- Clear goals and expectations for the outcome of the procedure help in assessing if digital technologies will meet your needs effectively.
- Being open to and comfortable with new technologies can enhance the success and ease of undergoing digital dental procedures.
- An assessment by a qualified dental professional who can evaluate your unique situation and recommend the best course of action based on your specific needs and goals.
Benefits:
- 3D imaging and digital scanning provide highly precise and detailed visuals, leading to more accurate diagnostics and treatment planning.
- Digital scanning eliminates the discomfort and inconvenience of traditional dental impressions, offering a more comfortable experience for patients.
- Virtual treatment planning allows for comprehensive analysis and adjustments before any physical procedures are performed, leading to better outcomes.
- Digital technologies streamline the workflow, reducing the time required for diagnostics and the creation of dental restorations.
- Clear and detailed images help in explaining treatment options and procedures to patients, facilitating informed decision-making.
- Digital impressions and 3D imagery contribute to higher accuracy in crafting dental restorations, ensuring a better fit and function.
- Faster diagnostics and streamlined procedures can result in shorter treatment times and quicker recovery for patients.
- The use of advanced technology reduces the likelihood of human error in diagnostics and treatment, leading to more reliable results.
More Details:
Digital Dentistry and 3D imagery (CBCT) has changed treatment planning. Using this new technology, treatment is virtually planned, discussed with the patient, and then set for execution.
Digital scanning has almost eliminated the need for dental impression material and has increased the accuracy of the final dental product. Our Doctors will use this technology when needed.