What is Dental digital computing technology?
Digital computing technology and robotics have changed data in implantology, x-ray diagnosis, orthodontics, cosmetic dentistry and prosthetics.
The surgical placement of the implants is done by means of special X-rays and special surgical socks designed in Cad-Cam software and printed on 3D printers or cut into robotic CNC cutting machines.
After the intraoral or laboratory scan, the orthodontist having a three-dimensional mouth imaging draws on the precise movement of the teeth in a specific software.
This simulation results in transparent splints for so-called invisible orthodontics.
From a picture of the patient’s face with a special smile design software, a smile can be modified according to aesthetics and patient’s desire.
The resulting simulation can then be discussed with the patient.
The digital scanning data from the intraoral or laboratory scanner is transferred to a dedicated CAD-Cam 3D software designed to create high-precision dental restorations at high speed.
