If the CAD/CAM equipment is located in the dental office: Your dentist does not need to create a molded impression of your teeth and, there may be no need for a temporary restoration or a return visit to the office for a permanent restoration. If the CAD/CAM equipment is located at a dental lab rather than the dental office: A two-visit restoration is necessary. The milling unit features a self-contained water supply and 2 diamond coated burs that create the specified shape of computer designed restorations. It wirelessly receives directions from the acquisition unit and mills (cuts) crowns, onlays, inlays and veneers from porcelain or composite (acrylic) blocks. This is a box shaped chamber that is separate from the acquisition unit. The acquisition unit is made up of a tower with a computer inside it, an LCD computer screen, and camera unit for imaging teeth and program software for creating dental restorations. Video The components of a CAD/CAM unit: 1. Watch Live Inlay Restoration One Session Procedure The CAD/CAM machine fabricates the restoration through a milling chamber that crafts the tooth-like ceramic material into a precise replica of the drawing. The CAD/CAM computer screen displays a 3-D custom image of your teeth and gums, allowing your dentist to use a cursor to draw the precise design of the tooth restoration. Veneers designed by CAD CAM TechnologyĬAD/CAM technology is that allows a typical two-visit tooth restoration to be accomplished in one visit, provided that the dentist has the technology in the office (chairside CAD/CAM- CEREC).
(Computer-Aided Designand Computer-Aided Manufacturing in Dentistry), is an area of dentistry utilizing CAD/CAM technologies to produce different types of dental restorations, including crowns, veneers, inlays and onlays, fixed bridges, dental implant restorations and orthodontic appliances. Watch video specially copyrighted to Ferrari Dental Clinic. CAD CAM Ferrari dental clinics offer you the CAD/CAM technology! Imagine the anatomical features, size and shape of your tooth restorations designed on a computer!
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