Computer Guided Dental Implant Surgery
The Latest Technology In Dental Implant Surgery
When it comes to dental implants, precision is key. At Shine Dental Associates, we offer computer-guided dental implant surgery and the latest in advanced technology to ensure the most accurate placement of your implants. This method increases the success rate of implants and speeds up the recovery process. With our on-site lab and cutting-edge technology, we can customize your implants to fit perfectly, giving you a natural-looking smile in less time. Ready for a flawless, confident smile? Book your appointment today to experience the future of dental care.
Computer-guided dental implant surgery is an innovative technique that uses 3D imaging and specialized software to plan and place implants with extreme accuracy. The process begins with a 3D scan of your jaw, which allows us to create a digital model of your mouth. From there, our dental experts carefully plan the placement of your implants, considering factors like bone density and nerve locations. This ensures that your implants are placed in the ideal position for function and aesthetics.
With this technology, patients experience less discomfort, shorter recovery times, and fewer complications than traditional implant procedures. And since Shine Dental Associates has an on-site lab, we can quickly create and adjust your custom implants, making the process faster and more convenient.
Allows for the virtual visualization of your treatment plan,
all while showing you the predicted outcome.
The process begins with a CT scan. Using computerized tomography, your dentist will make use of a technology that essentially combines hundreds of individual X-ray images to allow him or her a full 3D cross-section of your mouth. The scan itself is painless and is designed to use a level of radiation that mimics that of standard dental X-rays.
Rather than using a traditional mold to take an impression of your mouth, your dentist can use a special intraoral wand inserted into the mouth and moved over the surface area of the teeth and gums. This captures a precise image of the layout of your mouth that can help your technicians create implants that match your unique anatomy
Your dentist will virtually plan the restoration, for “predictable aesthetic results”, see your smile digitally before treatment!use the information from your digital impressions and CT scan to calculate the exact position of your dental implants, including selecting the type of implants. This is used to create a surgical template that works together with guided computer technology to ensure a precise result.
Your dentist will virtually plan the restoration, for “predictable aesthetic results”, see your smile digitally before treatment!use the information from your digital impressions and CT scan to calculate the exact position of your dental implants, including selecting the type of implants. This is used to create a surgical template that works together with guided computer technology to ensure a precise result.
The permanent restoration will be precisely placed in your mouth using advanced guided surgical technologies that ensure a secure, long-lasting replacement that is uniquely suited to your dental needs. With the placement of your dental implants, the guided surgery process is complete.
Dental implants placed with guided surgery are the most natural replacements available for missing teeth. Created to mimic your natural teeth and aligned with accurate placement, they complete a beautiful healthy smile. If you have missing or damaged teeth, don’t put your smile and oral health at risk. Schedule a consultation to discuss your options for dental implants and a chance to get your smile back.
There are a number of advantages provided by guided surgery. For example, there is a lower risk of complications, as your dental surgeon will have a full 3D model of your bones, nerves and other oral structures. In addition, the procedure is far less invasive. Incisions and sutures, part of a traditional dental implant procedure in Long Island, are only partially necessary during guided surgery. This means that patients can enjoy a faster recovery that is also more comfortable.
Guided surgery is a term that describes the advancements used to successfully install dental implants. Since implants were designed to combat problems below the gum line, the initial plan for placement worked beneath the gums. Today’s imaging technology and specialized tools help dental professionals to accurately predict and place the implant to improve the outcome of the appearance above the gumline.
The magic of guided surgery begins with imaging. 3D images are used to create a personalized surgical guide. When the guide is placed on your jaw, sleeves are used to help guide tools and put the implant into place. Benefits of 3D imaging combined with a surgical guide include:
The placement of sinuses, nerves, and the shape of your oral cavity is unique. Knowing the exact placement of your oral cavity eliminates many of the potential risks.
With all of the information present, the dental team can correctly predict how the crown will appear when the surgery is complete.
By eliminating the guesswork and decreasing the potential risks, surgery time is decreased.
Using a personalized surgical guide helps placement to be exact and reduce injury, bruising, and swelling.
The ability to correctly predict the placement of the implant channel makes it easier to plan how the completed crown will appear.
New technology allows for immediate restoration and to be placed at time of implant procedure.
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Dental implants are a groundbreaking advancement in tooth replacement. Finally, dental professionals can work to address the problems missing teeth cause below the gumline and produce a beautiful lasting solution. As the technology becomes more advanced, guided surgery improves the final appearance of replacements and increases eligibility for the procedure.
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