Posts Tagged ‘ CBCT ’

Imaging for Dental Implants: Intraoral Scanners and CBCT Scans

Dental implants replace missing teeth, lost because of accidents or disease. Implants can help mitigate the effects of missing teeth, such as: pronunciation differences or speaking difficulty; teeth shifting into empty spaces; and bone loss in the jaw. Because implants are permanent, proper placement is critical to a successful procedure. Using imaging technology, an implant…
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Importance of Digital Treatment Planning for Dental Implant Placement

Deciding to move forward with dental implant placement can be both exciting and a little overwhelming. While it’s the beginning of restoring what was lost, it does require surgery and an extensive recovery. But with advancements continually being made in implant dentistry, patients today can enjoy comfortable surgeries with faster recoveries and more precise results….
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Questions to Ask Your Potential Implant Dentist

The success rate of your dental implants is dependent on a number of factors, including who you choose to perform the implant procedure, and where the implants are placed being two of the most important. Choosing a qualified implant dentist who has a high success rate will ensure you achieve the most desirable results. While…
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4 Great Benefits of Dental Implants

Whether it be from injury, infection, extraction, or a traumatic accident, losing a tooth is never fun. The good news is, you don’t have to live with an unnecessary gap for long. When visiting your local dentist, you will find many tooth replacement options to choose from, including both traditional and implant-retained restorative devices. Deciding…
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CBCT for Sinus Cavity Orientation

Cone beam scanning, also known as CBCT, is a non-invasive 3-D scan that allows cosmetic dentists to take a picture of both jaws in a single scan. CBCT is a great way for cosmetic dentists, such as Dr. Denes, to create more accurate treatment plans for patients. By using a CBCT, Dr. Denes and our…
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Why Does My Dentist Want Me To Have a CBCT Scan?

As a child, tooth loss meant a visit from the tooth fairy and a surprise under your pillow. But as an adult, tooth loss can mean difficulty eating, poor dental function, low self-confidence, and costly restorative procedures. If you have recently experienced tooth loss and are overwhelmed with the all the available options to replace…
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How Does Cone Beam Help with Dental Implant Case Planning?

If you are missing one tooth or an entire arch of teeth, there are a variety of restorative procedures available to refurbish your smile, including dental implants and conventional dental bridges and overdentures. Dental implants are one of the most highly preferred methods. These small screw-like fixtures are designed to mimic the natural tooth roots…
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