A CAD/CAM Inlay acts as a more durable and natural-looking alternative that will last longer than a large filling because of its expertly crafted shape thanks to 3D imagery.
Filling Versus Crown (CAD/CAM)
After a tooth has started to decay, your doctor will present your options for restoring your tooth’s structure; two options for repairing your tooth are filing, which is more appropriate for smaller filings, and crowns, which are more durable but also more expensive.
Clear Aligner Technology (CAD/CAM)
Clear Aligner Technologies can create a personalized, straighter smile by gradually adjusting your teeth’s alignment over time with a series of clear trays.
A personalized, uniquely constructed CAD/CAM Bridge, thanks to 3D imagery, not only acts as a tooth replacement but also as an anchor for your new implant by securing the space left by the missing tooth and ensuring the support rom surrounding teeth.
CAD/CAM Veneers can improve the function, appearance and shape of any chipped, discolored or rotated teeth by covering the front surface of the affected teeth perfectly by using 3D technologies.
A CAD/CAM crown, normally made out of ceramic or a composite material, can be constructed in one appointment with 3D imagining, so you can leave with a personalized crown after just one visit.
By imaging your tooth in 3D, your dentist can create a CAD/CAM Onlay that can replace one or more damaged cusps so that your tooth can return back to its optimal shape and function.
