Why use CEREC?
The old way of doing dental restorations was for you to have at least two visits.
During the first visit your dentist would examine the affected area, put a temporary restoration in and send you away so the permanent ceramic filler could be made.
This could take weeks in some situations, and it meant that you had to sit through at least two uncomfortable sessions in the dentist’s chair.
But CEREC dental restorations are different.
They allow your dentist to finish the procedure in a single session because everything is done using the latest technology.
And as an added bonus, the restorations look totally natural, match the rest of your teeth, and are made from high-grade, non-toxic and durable materials.
Who is recommended for CEREC treatment?
CEREC treatment is recommended for the following people
For those who want to finish treatment in a short time
In general, ceramic treatment is considered to be time consuming.
First, a messy impressions are taken at the dentist’s office, and the dentist asks the laboratory to fabricate the ceramic teeth.
At the laboratory, the dental technician cuts the ceramic and fabricates the artificial tooth.
Because each tooth is made by hand, it may take several weeks to complete the process.
In contrast, with CEREC treatment, a machine installed in the dentist’s office scans the inside of the mouth, designs the tooth using CAD, and uses CAM to cut the ceramic block.
The treatment can be completed in as little as one day, as it can be set on the spot. This treatment is recommended for those who are busy with work and cannot easily visit the clinic.
Those who are worried about a recurrence of tooth decay
Even if fillings are made with silver or other materials, cavities can recur for a variety of reasons.
The ceramic used in Cerec treatment is not only an aesthetically pleasing material, but it is also resistant to the adhesion of cavity-causing bacteria.
Therefore, with proper care, the risk of recurrence of cavities can be reduced, making this treatment method recommended for those who have suffered from tooth decay.
People with metal allergies
Metals used for dental fillings in insurance-covered treatments include silver, copper, zinc, and palladium, which can be harmful to the human body if they accumulate.
These metals dissolve in the mouth as ions and have been shown to cause allergic reactions.
This can lead to gum inflammation, itchy hands and feet, dermatitis, stiff shoulders, headaches, and fatigue.
For those who are concerned about metal allergies, we recommend the metal-free ceramic treatment used in CEREC.
Those who want to replace their silver teeth with white teeth.
The ceramics used in Cerec treatment are characterized by their natural colour and tone, which is close to that of natural teeth.
From an esthetic point of view, CEREC treatment is recommended for those who want to replace silver teeth with white teeth.
CEREC treatment is a “healthier” dental treatment that is free from metal allergies and has a low risk of tooth decay and periodontal disease because of its high precision.
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