PANORAMIC X-RAY: This X-ray procedure provides a pathological view of the teeth and jaws, and allows even the smallest details of the formations in the upper and lower jaws to be easily seen.

 

Dental Tomography; Dental tomography is a method that allows obtaining a detailed image of the area or areas to be treated by using x-rays.

 

RVG (RadioVisioGraphy) allows diagnosis using low-dose X-rays. It is the most commonly used imaging system today.

 

The foundation of a digital dental laboratory is a robust scanning solution paired with fast, accurate, and powerful CAD software. We have the perfect solution for dental laboratories of all sizes. A robust CAD/CAM system that combines scanning with design software is the only way to meet the future demands of our patients. Smart Optics laboratory scanners offer high ISO-certified accuracy, high speed, and a host of advanced scanning features.

 

 

3D PRINTERS: Dental 3D printers must be capable of producing very precise prints. Therefore, 3D printers with three-dimensional printing technologies such as SLA and DLP, as well as printing materials, are preferred in this field.

CAD: It is based on the system of transferring the measurements taken using an intraoral camera and a digital measurement system to the computer environment, and then producing with milling machines.

 

CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing) is short for computer-aided manufacturing. It combines computer-aided design and manufacturing, scanning a 3D image of the mouth using small, specialized cameras. After scanning, the design of the prosthesis is then created on the computer and the blocks are machined using specialized milling machines. It encompasses the entire process, from scanning the mouth to fabricating the prosthesis, all performed with computer support.

 

INTRAORAL SCANNER: In the examination and diagnosis part, it allows us to examine all the teeth in the mouth in 3D and also to see in detail what problems there are in which teeth.

ON-SITE LAB: A prosthetic dental laboratory offers numerous advantages to a dental clinic. These include improved patient fit, fewer appointments, and reduced treatment costs.

 

ENDOMOTOR: Endodontic motors are rotary instruments specifically designed for root canal shaping. Endo motor applications are crucial for shaping the root canal system. Root canal treatment performed with rotary instruments is faster and more practical.

STATE-OF-THE-ART DENTAL UNITS: Dental chair systems have been among the most important elements of dental practice for over a century. Their primary function is to support the patient during dental procedures while facilitating comfortable oral work for the dentist. Over time, these systems have been supplemented with numerous devices that simplify and accelerate dental procedures.

Radiological evaluation in dentistry is one of the most important diagnostic tools used both in the detection of diseases and in routine check-ups.

Although panoramic x-rays, the most widely used radiological imaging system today, can evaluate the lower and upper jaws, teeth, and temporomandibular joint, they are insufficient in some cases because they only provide two-dimensional evaluation in the vertical direction.

In this case, 3D tomography is needed.

The areas where tomography is most commonly used are;

• Evaluation of adjacent tissues from every angle when planning implants

• Determining the relationship between wisdom teeth and nerves, especially in the lower jaw

• Examination of formations such as cysts and tumors in the jaw bones

• It can be considered as the detection of problems in the jaw joints.

Tomography allows for very precise examination and detailed measurements, and increases the success of many treatments by providing guidance.