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.
CEREC Explained
Ceramic Reconstruction, or CEREC, is a popular new type of dental restoration system. It uses the latest technologies to create restorations in a short time period. This process revolutionizes the way that certain restorations like dental crowns can help patients ...
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What you Need to Know about Permanent Dentures
Dentures have been around a long time as a way to restore smiles plagued by missing teeth. They provide a solution for people who want to smile, talk, and eat as normally as possible. Unfortunately, removable dentures aren’t without issues ...
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Veneers: The Secret is Out!
For people who don’t feel confident about showing their teeth when smiling, dental veneers provide a great way to restore self-esteem and quickly create beautiful smiles. No longer only for the rich and famous, the secret of transforming smiles with ...
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Nail Biting: Breaking the Habit for a Healthier and Happier You
Nail biting, also known as onychophagia, is a common habit that involves compulsively biting or chewing on one's nails. It's often considered a nervous habit and can occur in both children and adults. While many people view nail biting as ...
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