Scanning / Digital planning
We start with digital scan, photos and x-rays of the teeth.
With our State of the Art digital CAD/CAM Dentistry technology at Jose Alonso DDS Office in Santo Domingo we can offer Single Visit Porcelain Veneers and Smile Makeovers. No impressions,molds are required anymore for your porcelain veneers procedure. Patient can see the whole process from scanning, designing and also suggest modifications on design to customize the new smile with veneers.
Pioneers in Dominican Republic since 2011 in CAD/CAM Dentistry, we have been using cutting edge technology as Intraoral Scanners so the patient can finally say goodbye to biting on impression material for several minutes to make molds, having a numb mouth and jaw ache. Intraoral cameras saves time and provides comfort to our patients while we capture 3D Images of your full dentition in seconds.
CAD/CAM dentistry is a field of dentistry that uses CAD/CAM (computer-aided-design) and (computer-aided-manufacturing) technology to improve the design and creation of dental restorations such as crowns, bridges, veneers, implant prostheses, dentures and many others including orthodontic aligners.
We start with digital scan, photos and x-rays of the teeth.
Start of Computer-Aided Design of your prostheses.
Your prostheses are computer-aided-manufactured in our milling units.
The finished prosthesis is bonded to your teeth.
Yes, CAD/CAM restorations are made from high-quality, durable materials that can last many years with proper care. They are designed to withstand daily chewing and biting forces and often match the natural look and feel of teeth.
CAD/CAM technology reduces waste by eliminating disposable impression materials and physical molds. In-office production also minimizes the environmental impact associated with shipping materials to external labs.
Yes, CAD/CAM dentistry is safe and widely used in dental practices. The technology offers high precision and reliability, and restorations are crafted from biocompatible materials that are safe for patients.
CAD/CAM is versatile and can be used for most common restorations, including crowns, bridges, veneers, inlays, and implant-supported restorations. However, for highly specialized cases, your dentist will assess if CAD/CAM is the best choice.