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Digital Dentistry

Advancing Dental Diagnosis and Restorations In recent years, dentistry has made significant advancements, especially with the integration of digital technology. One remarkable tool is the Panoramic X-ray machine, which provides a comprehensive view of the mouth and assists in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Unlike traditional X-rays, panoramic X-rays reveal hidden pathologies that are not visible on smaller films, making them an invaluable asset.

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Digital Dentistry: Advancing Dental Diagnosis and Restorations

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In recent years, dentistry has made significant advancements, especially with the integration of digital technology. One remarkable tool is the Panoramic X-ray machine, which provides a comprehensive view of the mouth and assists in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Unlike traditional X-rays, panoramic X-rays reveal hidden pathologies that are not visible on smaller films, making them an invaluable asset.

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Benefits of Panoramic X-rays:

  1. Assessment of wisdom teeth position and bone recession, crucial for implant surgery.

  2. Detection of jaw-joint and sinus problems, aiding in diagnosis and treatment.

  3. Valuable for orthodontic evaluations and treatment planning.

  4. Low radiation exposure, as dental X-rays use high-speed film.

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With the advent of CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing) technology, restorative dentistry has experienced a revolution. This innovative approach ensures precise and consistent production of crowns and bridges, enhancing patient health and restoring their confidence to smile.

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The CAD/CAM Process:

  1. Consultation, diagnosis, tooth preparation, and impressions.

  2. Model preparation.

  3. Scanning of stone model and framework design.

  4. Framework manufacture with a 10-year guarantee.

  5. Porcelain build-up and characterisation.

  6. Fitment of restoration.

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Contrasting Conventional Restorations: Chairside CAD/CAM restorations differ from traditional dentistry in several aspects. Firstly, the prosthesis is usually bonded or luted on the same day, eliminating the need for temporaries and subsequent appointments. Additionally, CAD/CAM systems allow for conservative tooth preparation, preserving the enamel layer that provides better bonding surfaces compared to underlying dentin.

Digital dentistry, empowered by panoramic X-rays and CAD/CAM technology, is revolutionizing the field.

 

These advancements offer more accurate diagnosis, efficient treatment planning, and precise restorations, all while promoting patient health and maintaining natural tooth structure. Experience the benefits of digital dentistry for enhanced dental care and confident smiles.

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