Dental technology allows us to keep your care in-house, so your dentist is more involved in your prosthetic dental work. It also provides better preparatory care thanks to our use of advanced imaging technology.
The right treatment for tooth loss is affected by many factors. Alongside our treatment background, education, and skill in prosthetic dentistry, we depend on the technology to capture better diagnostic images and high-quality dental and maxillofacial prostheses to perform treatments that leave patients thrilled with their restorative work long after it has been completed!
Using Dental Technology In Prosthodontic Treatment
From our initial planning to the restoration of your smile with your custom prosthesis, our technology can provide a better experience for you.
Planning Your Treatment
Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) captures a series of images of your remaining teeth and jaw that can be combined into a 3D model of your oral structures. The models are used for different aspects of care, as they are detailed enough to identify complications and determine where an implant should be placed, and they also offer the measurements needed to design restorations that will have a precise and comfortable fit. Another benefit to our scanning system is that we use digital imaging technology that significantly reduces radiation emitted by traditional x-ray technology.
Restoring Your Incomplete Smile
Whether you need a dental crown, dental bridge, partial denture, or full denture, the right dimensions and look will be crucial for treatment success. We rely on 3D imaging technology and in-house technology to produce restorations that look and feel natural. In-house restorations can also reduce the time it takes you to complete the process of restoring your incomplete smile!
Learn How Dental Technology Improves Your Experience With Prosthetic Treatment At Our Dental Office
Through the use of advanced imaging tools and in-house restorations, we make the work involved in prosthetic dentistry easier and more comfortable for our patients! To find out more about how we offer tooth loss solutions for Shrewsbury, Grafton, and other communities in and around Massachusetts, call Modern Dentistry Of Shrewsbury today at (508) 842-8838.
