Intraoral scanning
A scanner can create a 3D record of teeth, soft tissues and implant components, reducing reliance on traditional impressions in suitable cases.
Digital dentistry can connect diagnosis, planning, surgery and prosthetics. The technology supports—not replaces—clinical examination, experience and informed consent.
A scanner can create a 3D record of teeth, soft tissues and implant components, reducing reliance on traditional impressions in suitable cases.
Digital planning starts with the intended tooth position, then evaluates bone and anatomy to guide implant placement.
Digital design can support provisional crowns, verification stages and final implant prosthetics while improving communication with the dental laboratory.
AI tools may assist with data organisation, visualisation and decision support. They do not diagnose or choose treatment independently.
Not always. Conventional methods may still be preferable for some clinical situations.
Start with a clear consultation and examination, then discuss options and expected timing.