Our services
All crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays and veneers
Many types of dental crowns are available – dental crowns are made of metal, ceramic or a combination.
Each type of crown comes with specific advantages and disadvantages, which must be considered before arriving at a final decision. Several factors contribute to choosing the right crown, including patient health, location in the mouth and patient habits.
Implant crowns and bridges
Most patients would agree that implants have greater aesthetic appeal, are more comfortable and even provide the ability to bite just as forcefully as dental bridges that are fixed in place.
Another important advantage is that implants offer a permanent treatment alternative that remedies the embarrassment and inconvenience often associated with dentures.
Night guards and whitening trays
Clear, semi-rigid comfortable trays for application of bleach to whiten teeth.
Including: retainers, sports guards, implant stents, clear temp guides.
In-lab shade taking
Determining the shade of a crown to match surrounding teeth can be a complex and time-consuming process. The aim is to produce crowns that look as close as possible to adjacent natural teeth so that they are unnoticeable.
We use the Vita and Vita 3D systems to determine a range of tooth colour, and we customise shades to match patient's teeth as accurately as possible. Photos and diagrams are produced to replicate the same shade variations within the individual teeth.
3 shape CAD/CAM
There are many advantages of digital dentistry. The key benefit is how it can inspire more trust and confidence, help guide treatment outcomes, and allow patients to reflect on it before treatment begins.
Let's see what 3D digital dentistry is nowadays and how it can improve our future.
3D printing
Using our own 3 shape software, we can create high-quality dental models and appliances. Using our in-house 3D printers, we can efficiently produce sectional models and implant soft tissue models.
Other services
- Acrylic temporary crowns, bridges, inlays and onlays
- Study models
- Implant stents
- Implant selection and adjustments