The foundation of digital dentistry is the intraoral scanner. Using this, we create a 3D model of the patient’s dentition.
The most commonly used technologies include 3D scanners, CAD/CAM systems, and digital X-rays. These enable accurate diagnosis and quick preparation of personalized treatments.
Digital dentistry is faster, more accurate, and causes less discomfort for patients compared to traditional methods. Additionally, better treatment outcomes can be achieved through digital technology.
Digital dental treatments can sometimes be more expensive than traditional procedures due to the use of advanced technology. However, the more accurate and faster treatments may be more cost-effective in the long run.
Yes, digital dental procedures are very safe, as they utilize highly precise and modern technologies. The accuracy of the data and treatments reduces the chances of errors and complications.
Dental restorations and crowns made with digital technology fit extremely precisely, providing longer durability and greater comfort. Their production is also faster than with traditional methods.
Digital technology precisely plans the placement of implants, reducing the likelihood of placement errors. This leads to faster healing and fewer complications.