CAD/CAM Dental Restorations Americas

The term CAD/CAM is literally a shortening of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) aka "a crown in a day." The CAD/CAM machine provides the dentist with restorations, which are milled from blocks of white composite resin or porcelain, matching the shade of the restored tooth. Once the treated tooth is shaped and prepared, an image is taken of this defected tooth. The image then provides the data for a computer and the software is used to create a porcelain or resin composite piece for the defect, essentially creating a virtual restoration.The software then sends this virtual data to a milling chamber in the lab where the dental restoration is carved out of a solid block of composite resin or porcelain. The resultant restoration can then be adjusted in the patients mouth and cured/bonded in place. Following acid etching of both the underside of the restoration and the topside of the tooth itself (which increases surface area on both opposing surfaces), composite resin materials are then used to fuse the resultant restoration to the tooth, completing the restoration process.

Dental crowns are restorations that protect damaged, cracked or broken down teeth. A crown strengthens your existing, damaged tooth so as to preserve its functionality. Dental crowns are also commonly known as caps (because a crown sits over your existing tooth, covering the entire outer surface).

White Filling $35.Dlls.each

Cad cam technology allows dental restorations are more precise and beautiful as they are made with the aid of computerized machinery andensures a precision without comparison

Consultations are important to receive informations and analyze each case individually in order to explain and educate patients about their oral situation. sympathy and trust between professionals and patients should be valued in the first consultation.

All entists here in sb are specialists in Implantodontics and are able to perform surgeries for unitary implants, Branemark protocol, maxillary sinus lift and bone grafts with all the biosafety the procedure requires

A root canal treatment means that the dentist removes the cause to the pain, for example caries, if possible. There after the pulp is removed the canals cleaned and filled with again. The most common filling material is "Gutta-percha", a material similar to rubber that is cemented inside the canal. Finally a fillings or crown is made to replace the lost part of the tooth. The treatment is executed with usual anaesthetic and should be pain free. If the pulp is dead normally no anaesthetic is needed.