The Digital procedure - (No Gooey Molds!)Īs the first step in the CEREC technique, we prepare and shape the tooth for the restoration. We welcome patients from Ardmore, Havertown, Bryn Mawr, Newtown Square, and the rest of the Main Line area of Pennsylvania.Powerful computer-aided design and manufacturing technology, called CAD/CAM or CEREC, allows us to custom fabricate tooth-colored restorations, crowns, onlays, and veneers right here in our office, and all in a single appointment. Reilly designs each restoration custom to each patient, and the result is a perfect restoration every time!Ĭlick here for more information on CEREC Restorations by SIRONA.Ĭall us at 61 to make an appointment or click here to request an appointment online. Many times the restoration requires zero adjustments. One of the most amazing advantages of digital dentistry is the incredible accuracy of the fit. We make the restorations here in our office, and there is no need for an impression, temporary restoration, follow up appointment, needing multiple doses of anesthesia. The blocks can be milled into inlays, onlays, crowns, veneers, bridges, resin bonded bridges, and implant crowns. They come in blocks of all different strengths, colors, opacities, and materials. There are many different typed of materials that can be milled on a CEREC milling machine. Each restoration is designed custom to each patient and the needs of their mouth and bite. This system has many wonderful advantages compared to the older technique of impression making, placing a temporary crown, and sending to the lab for fabrication: Metal FreeĪll the restorations are made of a highly esthetic and very strong ceramic material.
Once the restoration is milled and the fit is verified, the restoration is polished and it is bonded in place. The restoration is milled from a high-strength, all ceramic material. The design is then sent to our CEREC milling unit. Reilly then, using the CEREC software, designs a restoration specifically for your tooth. The images from the camera generate a 3D model of the teeth. Once the tooth is prepared, the tooth is rescanned. Reilly will carefully remove decay, old filling material, and any weakened tooth structure. The first step in making a CEREC restoration is to scan the teeth with a special camera. This system utilizes digital imaging and CAD/CAM technology to create very precise fitting restorations. Reilly provides at the office are made by using a highly advanced (CEREC) Restorative system. CEREC Restorations – Crowns, Bridges, Inlays, Onlays, Veneers, And Implant Restorations. Many of the dental restorations provided at our office are made by using a highly advanced (CEREC) Restorative system.
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