CERECР’В® crowns are made of a single solid layer of this material, which makes it very strong (while still providing very nice esthetics). While the materials are the same for both types of restorations (e.max or zirconia), lab crowns can be made by stacking multiple layers of the ceramic material, resulting in a highly esthetic restoration. Traditional dental crowns and CERECР’В® crowns both serve similar purposes, which is to provide structural reinforcement and enhanced esthetics to a damaged and/or unsightly tooth. Plus, we have added the CERECР’В® Primescan technique (described below), which can quickly create a precise, fully digital dental impression that eliminates the need for a traditional putty dental impression, which can be unpleasant. At Scottsdale Smile Center, our CERECР’В® technology even allows us to create state-of-the-art zirconia crowns here at our office. With this exceptional technology, many patients can obtain custom crowns, inlays and onlays, or other types of dental restorations in a single office visit. Once the restoration has been designed for the most natural aesthetic and functional results possible, the CERECР’В® milling system can be used to manufacture it onsite. CERECР’В® technology involves a 3-Dimensional imaging component to create the blueprint for a custom dental restoration.

CERECР’В® Primescan Digital Scanning TechnologyР”В¬ERECР’В® is a state-of-the-art system that allows our dentists to design and produce top-quality dental restorations right here in our office.This means no second visit, no getting numb a second time! Time is valuable-our patients appreciate the quality and especially the convenience offered by CERECР’В® restorations. Since CERECР’В® allows the doctor to craft your dental restorations right in the office, you will not have to wait weeks before the final placement. CERECР’В® CAD/CAM milling technology provides the ability to create custom-designed dental crowns. BOTOXР’В® Injections for TMD and Bruxism (Grinding of Teeth)Р”В¬ERECР’В® is one of the most significant advances in dentistry.

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