
CAD-CAM

CAD-CAM Technology: Computer-Aided Precision Dental Restorations
In traditional dentistry, porcelain restoration processes using plaster impressions are now being replaced by digital technology. The CAD-CAM (Computer-Aided Design / Computer-Aided Manufacturing) system used at Prodenta Dental Clinic offers more precise, more aesthetic, and faster results.
What is CAD-CAM Technology?
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CAD (Computer-Aided Design) refers to the three-dimensional design of porcelain teeth in a computer environment; CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing) refers to the production of these designs by milling them from porcelain blocks with millimeter precision. Intraoral scan images taken with a digital camera are transferred to the computer, and the ideal restoration is virtually modeled using the patient's other teeth as a reference.
Restorations Produced with CAD-CAM
porcelain veneers (leaf porcelain)
Zirconium crowns and bridges
Metal-free all-ceramic crowns
Indirect composite (nano-composite) restorations
Onlay and inlay restorations
In what situations is CAD-CAM preferred?
Minor shape and color irregularities
Spaced or slightly crooked teeth
Broken, worn, or short teeth
Disproportionate tooth sizes
Food accumulation under the fill and interzone compaction.
Chewing dysfunction due to missing teeth
Large, discolored, and aesthetically unappealing old fillings.
Advantages of CAD-CAM Over Traditional Methods
Digital measurement allows us to take measurements without causing discomfort to patients who experience a gag reflex.
Thanks to milling technology, edge fit is perfectly achieved; the risk of food getting stuck under the filling is reduced.
Biocompatibility and color harmony are prioritized during the restoration.
Since natural teeth are used as a reference, the resulting porcelain has the same morphology and dimensions as the original tooth.
For information about zirconium or porcelain dental restorations made with CAD-CAM technology in Ataşehir, call Prodenta Dental Clinic.

