WHAT ARE DIGITAL IMPRESSIONS IN DENTISTRY AND WHY AS A PATIENT YOU NEED TO BE AWARE OF THIS TECHNOLOGY
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Impressions in dentistry means taking a duplicate measurement of your teeth for maintaining records, planning a treatment or commonly while fabricating crowns for your teeth.
Traditionally, it is done using alginate or PVS impression materials. Offering a more efficient, accurate, and patient-friendly alternative to traditional impression methods, these digital impressionshave transformed the way dentists capture impressions, plan treatments, and deliver the best treatment outcome for the patients.
What are Digital Impressions?
Digital impressions involve using an intraoral scanner to capture detailed 3D images of a patient's teeth, gums, and surrounding tissues. These images are then used to create digital models that can be used for various dental applications.
Benefits of Digital Impressions
1. It provides highly accurate digital models, reducing the risk of errors and misfits.
2. Reducing the time required for patients and dental teams.
3. Enhanced patient comfort
4. Digital models can be easily shared with patients and dental labs, improving communication and treatment planning.
Applications of Digital Impressions
1. Used to create crowns, bridges, and implants that fit precisely and function optimally.
2. Helps orthodontists plan and monitor treatment, ensuring more accurate and effective results.
3. Aids in the precise placement of dental implants, reducing the risk of complications.
4. Also enables the creation of custom-fit dentures that are comfortable and functional.
Benefits for Patients
1. Improved comfort
2. Faster treatment times
3. More accurate results
Conclusion
Digital impressions offer a more efficient, accurate, and patient-friendly approach to impression-taking. By leveraging this technology, dentists can provide better care, improve patient outcomes, and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving field of dentistry. To know more of our offerings with digital impressions, contact us at 9108918009.




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