Digital imaging is a useful tool for dentists in developing patient dental treatment plans. Digital imaging is used in combination with dental simulation software to process a pre-procedure image to illustrate what the treated teeth should look like after the process. Digital imaging helps the dentist make an accurate diagnosis, perform the procedure more accurately and reduces the number of examinations necessary. Dentists can also use digital imaging to educate a patient and illustrate what the teeth will look like post treatment.
Why Choose Family Dentistry?
One of the most important decision for the health of you and your family is a family dentist. Similar to a general dentist, family dentists offer a few significant exceptions. Both types of dentists treat oral health and manage dental ...
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What are Overdentures?
An implant overdenture combines the use of traditional dentures and implant technology to create a denture that fits over your remaining natural tooth roots or dental implants. These root or implant supported dentures are held in place by dental attachments ...
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Implants
Dental implants are an option for people who have lost a tooth or teeth due to decay or damage. With implants, an artificial tooth root is placed into your jawbone to provide support for crowns and dentures. When considering implant ...
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An Overview of CEREC
The traditional approach to getting a crown is to receive a temporary crown and then wait a few weeks for the final restoration to be fabricated so that it can be placed in a follow-up appointment. CEREC technology improves the ...
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