I-Cat CBCT

CBCT scans provide anatomical accuracy required for diagnosis, treatment planning, surgical execution and follow-ups for implant procedures. Traditional two-dimensional imaging modalities such as panoramic and intraoral images are no longer enough to give you adequate information required for proper implant planning. CBCT is now the standard of care.

Dental Implant planning and placement is more reliable with CBCT imaging. Data required for implant planning such as quality and quantity of bone, nerve proximity, and neighboring teeth helps us plan a systematic approach to implant placement.

What this means for you, the patient, is that surgical placement of implants with a CBCT scan is less invasive, more precise, and more predictable.

• Considerable radiation reductions in comparison to traditional CT scans.
• Aids in treatment plans with a clear diagnosis backed by visualization.
• Allows exact measurements to be taken before surgery for precise planning.

Intraoral Scanner

Our Scanner utilizes digital imaging rather than conventional dental impressions. Digital impressions create a better patient experience by eliminating the need to bite into a tray of messy impression material, sometimes more than once and over the course of three appointments. Digital impressions also integrate quite well with computer guided implant placement.

• More comfortable for patients
• Faster than standard impressions
• Higher accuracy
• Records can be submitted electronically for faster turnaround
• 3D Digital model can be reviewed in real-time instead of waiting for setup

Computer-Guided Dental Implant Surgery

Guided dental implant surgery simplifies the dental implant treatment process making it faster, safer, and more comfortable.

Benefits include:

• Extremely precise due to 3D imaging and specialized software
• Reduced surgery time
• Minimized trauma to the hard and soft oral tissues
• Less invasive, less discomfort and faster recovery time
• Can eliminate the need for bone grafting or other periodontal procedures
• Efficient (implants, abutments, and crowns can be placed during one procedure)
• High success rate

Computer-Guided surgery is an innovative dental procedure that utilizes the most up-to-date digital technology to assist with dental implant surgery. It provides a precise and efficient method to place dental implants quickly, comfortably, and accurately. With guided dental implant surgery, the surgeon maps out the entire oral surgery procedure virtually through the use of 3D images and a computerized model of the patient’s mouth. In doing so, the surgeon can see all aspects of the dental implant surgery before it ever actually happens.