Digital Dentistry

Digital dentistry incorporates the latest digital technology to enhance diagnosis, treatment planning and execution. This includes digital measurements, imaging and design, enabling high accuracy and patient-specific treatments.

Advanced Precision: Advanced digital tools provide greater accuracy in treatments.

Customized Treatment Plans: Tailor-made solutions based on detailed digital diagnostics.

Efficient Procedures: Faster and more effective treatment processes.

Enhanced Patient Experience: Less invasive techniques and better comfort.

Types of Digital Dentistry

The advancement of digital dentistry significantly minimizes errors associated with subjective communication and manual interventions, improving the quality of patient care. From initial examinations to the design and production of prosthetics, digital systems now show remarkable advances at every stage. This article aims to explain and clarify the digital measurement phase within the digital workflow, highlighting its importance in improving treatment accuracy and efficiency in dental procedures.

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Same-Day Crowns

Basically, the teeth in one day concept is a treatment procedure in which we reunite our patients who have lost their teeth or will lose them in that session with their teeth within hours and send them off from our clinic.

Clear Aligners

We can also call the clear plate treatment, which has been applied as a second option to braces that have been used for a long time, as wire-free orthodontics. With this method, teeth are aligned with personalized clear plates without the need for the use of uncomfortable braces.

Inlay-Onlay

With the developing technology, chemical bonding to the dental tissue, that is, adhesion, could be achieved. After this step, our treatment options began to develop and diversify rapidly. Inlays, onlays, overlays or composite fillings, which we call porcelain fillings today, are a development of the adhesion technique.

Zirconium

Zirconium coatings can be used in the production of both dental crowns and bridges. At the same time, they are also used in implant-supported coatings and full-arch rehabilitation in line with developing digital technologies.

Volumetric Tomography

Is painless, acheless and bloodless implant treatment possible? Although this is always our goal, we definitely need advanced diagnostic methods to achieve this. That's why we need 3D imaging systems.