Showing posts with label Cad Cam Dental. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cad Cam Dental. Show all posts

Monday, 5 May 2014

Why is it Mandatory to know the usage of Dental Lab Equipments?



Graduating from a school and out into the college, there are a number of things that we get to learn. Similarly while graduating out of a dental school there are many things that we are expected to know. Along with the basic and in depth knowledge about dentistry, we would also be trained to use different dental lab equipments. The use of the equipments is vital once you plan to enter this profession.

Dental Lab Equipment
While you are practicing dentistry or just working as an assistant dentist, the main thing that you should know is about is what are the equipments that you would be using and the ones that you may need to keep ready for your dentist or for yourself. With tremendous change in dental lab technology, there are a number of equipments that are being manufactured for different purpose. It is important to know the use of each of these equipments. This can be counted as one of the safety precautions taken by the doctor. The Dental Lab Equipments usually come at higher prices. It is sometimes difficult for a dentist to purchase all of these and manage his own clinical expenses. Thus, a dentist should make sure that the equipments are used well. In the absence of the dentist, the assistant may have to handle the patients. Hence, one should make sure the assistants are using the appropriate equipments the way they have to be used.
Cad-CAM Dental
CAD-CAM

In order to make sure these equipments like dental mills, Scanner, Cad Cam, Dental milling machines are used properly, there are strict laws in place that state that only trained and certified people can use them. The training and certification not only teaches you to use them, but also advices on how they can be used more effectively, efficiently and most importantly, safely. When you are into this profession, you are expected to know what can be the best tool for a specific job. One needs to know about the different limitations of each equipment and stand y them to ensure safety.

If you are a dentist, make sure your assistant knows how to handle different equipments. Both, the electrical and the static equipments need to be handled with equal care and safety. Experts advice aspiring dentists to spend most of their time at dental school in learning how to make use of the dental lab equipments. This will help these youngsters to get familiar with these tools and thus they can be used with ease.

Saturday, 9 November 2013

Cad Cam Dental Technology - Improving Your Dental Implant Procedure


Thanks to development in the field of dental technology, dentists can provide patients with more convenient and more successful treatment should a person  require dental implants. Using CAD CAM (computer-assisted design, computer-assisted manufacturing) technology, dentists can map the contours and details of your mouth without messy dental putty, uncomfortable casts, and imprecise results. For a patient dental crowns and implants brides are made in the lab using the this technology. The CAD CAM technology benefits the pre-planning phase of your treatment, the procedure itself, and the creation of patient’s restoration.

iTero™

An  iTero™ scanner enables a dentist  to make a 3D map of teeth, jaw and gums.  These images are then manipulated on a computer and used as a model for the tooth –colored restoration.  iTero™ scanner can be used to make dental crowns, bridges, and dentures. This results in precise results.  iTero™ scanner also helps in educating a patient on their treatment option.  With the help of the .  iTero™ scanner dentists can now show the patient clear, easy to read pictures to explain what is the problem and how it can be treated. 


Technology  gives dentists an added advantage over the traditional planning and x-rays.  The best part with the usage of   iTero™ scanner is that it does not emit any kind of radioactive waves or harmful lights thus making it perfectly safe for usage.  Also it can used to evaluate the soft tissues in the mouth as the as the teeth and jawbone  to make sure that a patient’s oral health is perfect condition before initiating dental implant procedure.  

By the time a patient’s restoration reaches the manufacturing phase, dentists use CAD CAM technology to mill the patient’s prosthetics for an individualized fit. Using precise measurements  and computer controlled fabrications,  the machine can make a restoration that fits in the patient’s mouth perfectly and restores the person’s ability to chew, eat and speak normally. Another benefit of using this technology is that a restoration can be made in a matter of hours thus removing the need of multiple appointments with the dentists.