
Intraoral Scanner Phoenix, AZ Traditional Dental Casts and MoldsThe standard for many decades in dentistry has been to create a negative cast of your teeth using a mold that is then turned into a plaster set of teeth. This process involved the patient biting into a tray of gummy material and required as much precision in that bite as they could muster: any movement or slip was grounds for a repeated attempt. Some of the problems that can arise when making a hard mold include:
This has meant that the periodontist have had to make corrections, alterations, or at times even send the prosthetic back to the lab for adjustments. The patient then has to schedule a third, or sometimes even fourth, appointment before their prosthetic is placed. The Intraoral Scanner DifferenceUsing an intraoral scanner eliminates the mess, eliminates the room for error, and means that your impressions will never be lost or mistaken. With this device, Ronald Watkins, DDS, MS can take high-resolution digital impressions quickly and accurately. These digital images are reviewed, saved, and can easily be digitally transferred to a dental lab for the fabrication of your dental appliance. Also, these images allow us to get a real sense of the patient’s available bone density; this is important when creating a treatment plan including the placement of dental implants. Intraoral Scanner benefits include:
Technology helps us help you, and the difference is immense. For more precise treatment planning, contact Ronald Watkins, DDS, MS at Implant and Periodontal Wellness Center of Arizona today. (480) 504-0506 |
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