CAD / CAM
n the dental field, CAD/CAM is the software that makes it possible for dental professionals to perform complex prosthodontics faster, more efficiently, and more accurately.
Both dental practices and laboratories use CAD/CAM technology to make prosthetics such as crowns. bridges, veneers, dentures, dental implants supported by high-strength ceramics, and other prosthodontics.
Dental Laser
Lasers have proven to have many positive benefits for patients and dentists alike. Dental laser technology is used by the French Dental Center for and Aesthetics for dental applications, such as cavities preparations, soft tissue surgeries and much more.
Dental laser is used in many dental treatments, such as:
- ENDODONTICS
- PERIODONTICS
- DENTAL IMPLANTS
- SURGICAL
- NON-SURGICAL PERIODONTAL
- TREATMENT
- TOOTH WHITENING
- DENTAL PAIN THERAPY
- CROWN & VENEER REMOVAL
Is root canal treatment painful?
Is root canal treatment painful?
Is root canal treatment painful?
Is root canal treatment painful?
When should we resort to root canal treatment?
When should we resort to root canal treatment?
What is the root canal treatment?
What is the root canal treatment?
Symptoms of tooth pulp inflammation
Symptoms of tooth pulp inflammation
Causes of Tooth pulpinflammation
The most important reasons that lead to inflammation in the dental nerve is the entry of bacteria and microbes into the nerve of the tooth, either through decay or a break in the tooth through which these microbes can be delivered to the nerve.
There are other causes such as gum disease, fractures in dental fillings and sinusitis.
Steps for making prosthodontics
Many prosthodontics can be made in the field of dentistry through the use of
(CAD / CAM) technology, and these steps include the following:
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Preparation of the teeth
The dentist prepares the site for the placement of the patient’s prosthodontics by removing all cavities or parts of a structurally unhealthy tooth. -
Intraoral scanning
After dental preparation, the scanner digitally captures the tooth preparation and surrounding teeth to create a customized 3D image of the patient’s mouth. -
Prosthodontics design
After imaging the prepared teeth and surrounding teeth, the dental specialist uses these 3D images on a CAD program to design the final restoration. -
Milling
After the prosthodontics are designed on CAD software, the milling machine takes the design and shapes the crown, veneers, or bridge from a single block of ceramic.
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Polishing
Prosthodontics are polished after their formation, by adding glaze, which makes the prosthesis look more natural. -
Fixing prosthodontics in the patient’s mouth
After the compensation has reached full readiness, it is fixed in the patient’s mouth by using an adhesive material (cement). This entire process may take approximately 45 minutes to two hours, depending on the complexity of the case, however CAD/CAM requires less time and effort than traditional laboratory methods.