Tooth Implants Technologies
Materials, techniques and technologies with the dental implant field have significantly improved in the past 20 years. This has led to high success rates for dental implant treatments at a safer, faster and more comfort level.
Dental implant technologies that have aided implantologists and dentists include:
- Digital and intraoral dental imaging for treatment planning
- 3D CT scan & digital tomography for treatment diagnoses
- Implant guided surgery software
- Digital surgical templates
- Dental implant Surgical set for safer impant surgery
- Innovative implant surface for faster osseointegration
- Regenerative systems for soft tissue support
- Roxolid implants
- Ceramic implant
- CAD/CAM customized milling
- All-on-4 immediate function concept
2D Digital Imaging
Panoramic x-rays is one of the basic required diagnostic tool for any treatment planning. You dentist sees a two dimension view on the bone height for implant placement as well as a draft ideal on the bone density working with.
3D Imaging CT Scan
CBCT 3D imaging provides a host of additional information to 2D x-rays. Your dental specialist is able to view more dimensions and angles including the width of your jaw bone. With various view slices, your dentist can check for nerves, cysts and soft / hard tissues complications that is not normally visible from surface examinations.
3D imaging provides the added safety to 2D digital x-rays. Your dentist is able to determine if which location is best suited for implant placement or if there is a need for any bonegrafts or additional precautions prior to the start of treatment. Placement of implants in a correct three dimensional position is essential for favorable support and stability of peri-implant bone and surrounding tissues.