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Digital dentistry – For a smile as unique as you are
At No.4 Dental Studio, you can be inspired by the latest that digital dentistry has to offer.
We can use the latest technology to plan your treatment ahead, and help you to visualise the final outcome before we begin.
Your Digital Smile Design Journey
Here’s what to expect….
#1 Consultation
Come and talk to us.
Tell us how you’d like to change your smile, what’s important to you and what you’d like to achieve with your new smile.
#2 Digital Design
Visualise your new smile
Our digital scans and design software show you how your new smile could look.
#3 Plan
Decide on your solutions
Find the best way to achieve your goals, with options including whitening, bonding, veneers, implants and much more.
#4 Trial
Try in your new smile
The digital workflow means we can produce a trial smile, which you can try in, check and tweak, so we know your new final smile will be just right.
#5 Treatment
A calm, comfortable visit
Having your treatment completed is straightforward, calm and comfortable, thanks to the digital planning.
#6 …and Smile
Smile fully and confidently
After your visits, your new smile is ready to use and enjoy straight away!
Photographic Scans and Digital Smile Design
How would you like to have no more messy putty impressions? Well now you can see your teeth on screen instead.
The scanner creates a digital 3D image of your teeth and gums in just 2 minutes. This means we can see your teeth on screen in detail, and we can show, discuss and plan your treatment with you.
This helps you to understand and visualise your teeth, and we can show you how your final result will look, all thanks to digital smile design.
We use the Medit i900 intra-oral scanner. Medit are based in Seoul, South Korea and produce some of the world’s best scanners.
Digital 3D CBCT scans
For your dental implant treatment to go predictably and smoothly, it’s important that it’s planned fully and in detail.
CBCT gives us a 3D X-ray view so we can measure and assess your teeth and jaws. This means we can tell you how your treatment will progress before we start.
Your CBCT scan will also tell us about the condition of your jawbone, and whether we need to improve this as part of your treatment
3D printing in Digital Dentistry
3D printing is becoming ever more popular in dentistry.
It’s an efficient, reliable, accurate way to produce models and appliances. This means that 3D printing can help to improve the flow of your treatment, with less time waiting between appointments.
We can use 3D printing for dental models (pictured) to show and check how your finished smile and bite will look. It’s also widely used in dental implant treatments, for implant-positioning guides or a set of temporary teeth to fit directly onto your implants.
