Restorative Dentist Consultation Africa

When single tooth is missing or in case where theres not enough number of existing teeth to carry the restoration or the artificial  teeth, an implant is inserted in bone representing a root which will carry the restoration replacing the missing tooth.

We offer you the latest in computer-guided dental implants.In our quest to constantly update our facilities and obtain the latest technological advances, we are now able to offer you utmost precision in implant planning and insertion using computer-guided techniques. The idea is based upon obtaining computed tomography (CT) radiographic image of the jaw bones and importing it into special software that converts it into a 3D model. On the 3D model, implants can be planned very accurately in their optimal desired positions yet avoiding any injury to vital structures such as the inferior dental nerve or the maxillary sinus. The virtual planned implant positions can be accurately replicated in the surgical setting using a computer-generated guide.Advantages of computer-guided over conventional implant placement techniques are: -Direct visualization of the jaw bones and the structures inside allow for very accurate implant placement for an optimally functioning and esthetically pleasing restoration, yet still avoiding any possible complications such as nerve injuries or maxillary sinus perforations.-The patient can easily visualize and understand the proposed treatment plan and interact with us regarding his different thoughts and queries.

We specialized by introducing digital Computerized guided implant template for more precise implant placement & position

We introduce for 1st time in Egypt service of pre- planning & pre-designing before any preparation ot teeth done using reverse engineering technology

When a tooth has had root canal treatment, or when a substantial portion of the tooth structure (enamel) has been lost, a full crown may be needed. A fractured tooth, or large or old restoration with open leaky margins and decay may also call for a crown. Crowns can last for many years, but proper care and upkeep are required to maintain the health of your tooth and bone beneath the restoration.

Dentures & Partials is an alternative for replacing all or some missing teeth. The complete denture or partial denture process is one of the greatest challenges for the patient and the practitioner. Partial prostheses attach to remaining natural teeth for retention, the clasps (wires) may or may not be acceptable in appearance depending on the situation. Partials can be made with precision attachments that attach to crowns (caps). This replaces the clasps for a more esthetic appearance. Complete dentures will replace all the teeth. Construction of complete dentures may require multiple appointments. Upper dentures tend to be tolerated better than lower dentures and adjustments should be expected with these prosthesis.