3D prosthetics is one of the greatest achievements of modern dentistry.

Prosthodontics at Soldent is a specialty that aims at restoring tooth tissue after its massive damage or total loss.

Prosthetic treatment involves the use of dental implants. Prosthodontics is an effective solution for people who have lost one or more teeth, as well as for those who have lost their entire set of teeth.

Prosthodontics at Soldent is a specialty that aims at restoring tooth tissue after its massive damage or total loss.
Soldent Center is equipped with the most advanced CEREC system: Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics.

 

In our center, thanks to close cooperation with our own laboratory and using technology such as computer-aided design and fabrication using the Cerec system, we offer our patients a wide range of prosthetic solutions.

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A crown in a single visit

 

Technology that many dentists could only dream a few years ago, today helps us in our daily work with patients. It all starts with a desire to improve well-known and recognized medical procedures. The traditional method of teeth reconstruction is known to most, if not all dentists in Poland and in the world.

From the dreams of strong and beautiful fillings a system of computerized restorations was created. As in the traditional method, the first step is to prepare the tooth, that is to clean it of decay and old fillings. Then a decision is made, during a conversation with the patient, which variant of filling we choose: a traditional one, which is sufficient for small cavities or a computer one, which is recommended for medium and large cavities.

 

Virtual model and designed crowns

Cavities that extend into the tangent surfaces of the tooth and/or extend below the gum level and/or are extensive can be treated with an inlay/onlay/overlay.

Usually we propose a ceramic filling system.
After preparation, the cavity and the surface of the opposing tooth are scanned with an intraoral scanner resembling a large ballpoint pen.

Everything else takes place in the computer. The virtual tooth under high magnification is viewed and used to design the restoration. After the doctor accepts all the parameters, the milling machine cuts the restoration in the ceramic block within 10-15 minutes, which is then adjusted to the patient's bite and given a shiny outer layer.

The entire process takes 1-2 hours. The progress of this type of work is huge, the traditional method would take 3-5 days.

 

The advantages of computer-aided crowns

  • reduction of treatment time to one visit;

  • no temporary crowns or bridges;

  • no unpleasant impressions;
  • much higher precision of work;

  • high aesthetics;

  • possibility of visualization of the performed crowns and bridges;

  • lack of unsightly metal;

Benefits of CEREC restorations

 

No more unpleasant impressions

Until now, in order to make a prosthetic restoration after tooth preparation, dentists had to take impressions that were often unpleasant for the patient. Holding the impression bucket in the patient's mouth filled to the brim with an unpleasant tasting mass for about 6 minutes proved to be a big problem, especially for patients with an intensified vomiting reflex.

 

Shortening the treatment to one visit

After scanning the patient, the doctor designs the restoration on the computer screen without leaving his office. The average time to create a single point usually takes him about 10 minutes. When the project is accepted, it goes to the numerical milling machine, where it is cut out of the ceramic block. Milling the crown takes about 12-15 minutes. It is impossible to put an equal sign between the traditional method and the CAD/CAM system looking from the perspective of the time we have to complete the work. It is YOU who decides in what time you will enjoy your new, radiant smile.

 

Predictability of prosthetic restorations

In conventional prosthodontics, the patient had no control over the shape of the teeth being made. It was completely dependent on the dental technician performing the work. Further corrections and amendments significantly prolonged the treatment and had a negative influence on the durability of the work itself.

In Cerec3D system the patient can actively participate in designing the shape of his/her teeth and the whole process is visible on the computer screen. The designed restoration looks in reality in the patient's mouth as it does on the screen, thanks to which the risk of dissatisfaction with the results of the treatment is reduced to a minimum.

 

High strength and precision of restorations

In computer-assisted prosthetics all prosthetic works are made of prefabricated ceramic blocks, which are 3-4 times more durable than traditional crowns and bridges.

The precision of the work is much higher because it is a homogenous material and the project is made in 28 times magnification. By forgoing the usual patterns and deciding to cut the restoration with a numerical milling machine we decide on a work done with an accuracy of 25 microns (the thickness of a human hair is 70-120 microns).

 

Fully ceramic materials

The traditional fabrication of metal-free prosthetic restorations by a technician was technologically much more difficult. It was expensive for the patient to achieve high aesthetics and biocompatibility.

In computer technology all the restorations are fully ceramic, metal-free and consequently provide the highest aesthetics and the best biocompatibility with natural tissues.

 

Patients recommendations

I recommend SOLDENT. I also use dental services at the Soldent clinic. Dr. Katarzyna Łoza-Sołtyk cured my malocclusion. I am very pleased, and I finally got to know the joy of a smile !!! :)

Kasia

I highly recommend it! Great doctors, assistants, and service. Fantastic atmosphere, nothing is impossible for them! The excellent doctor Kasia Łoza-Sołtyk, thanks to whom I will have a Hollywood smile in a moment! as well as Dr. Agnieszka Wołcz (patience and the ability to pull - she has mastered to perfection) and Dr. Monika Tkaczewska.

Monika

The removal of the eighth tooth with Dr. Słomczewski was very smooth and practically painless. The doctor explains everything in a very professional approach, so a complete sense of security. I recommend!

Michał

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