Experience faster, more precise, and highly aesthetic dental restorations with advanced digital technology designed for perfect fit and long-lasting results.
Remember the old way? The goopy, gag-inducing impression material. The awkward wait with a temporary crown that feels loose and strange. The second appointment weeks later to finally get your permanent restoration. What if that entire process could be condensed into one comfortable, efficient visit?
Welcome to the era of CAD/CAM Dentistry. This isn’t just a new piece of equipment; it’s a fundamental shift in how dental restorations are created. It stands for Computer-Aided Design and Computer-Aided Manufacturing, and it brings space-age precision and stunning convenience right to your dentist’s chair. It’s the difference between analog and digital, and it’s transforming the patient experience.
In simple terms, CAD/CAM technology allows your dentist to design and create custom dental restorations – like crowns, veneers, inlays, and onlays—right in the office, often while you wait.
The traditional, multi-visit model is replaced by a streamlined, digital workflow:
Why are dentists and patients alike embracing this technology? The advantages are profound.
This versatile technology is used for a wide range of permanent, tooth-colored restorations:
Your journey to a restored smile is now smoother and faster than ever.
Due to the significant investment in technology and materials, there is often a premium associated with CAD/CAM restorations compared to traditional lab-made ones. However, when you consider the value of your time eliminating a second appointment, taking no time off work, and avoiding the hassle of a temporary many patients find the convenience and superior results to be well worth it.
Book an appointment today and enjoy convenient, compassionate care for every smile.
CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing) Dentistry uses digital scanning and milling technology to create crowns, bridges, veneers, and other restorations with exceptional accuracy.
• Same-day restorations
• High precision and perfect fit
• Strong and durable materials
• Natural-looking aesthetics
• No messy impressions
• Minimal time in the dental chair
Digital impressions are taken of your teeth, then custom restorations are designed on-screen and fabricated instantly using advanced milling machines all in one appointment.
Yes. It uses biocompatible materials and eliminates manual errors, offering consistent, reliable, and hygienic dental restorations.
Absolutely. They are made from high-quality ceramic or zirconia, giving them excellent strength, durability, and natural appearance.
Most CAD/CAM restorations, including crowns and veneers, can be completed in 1–2 hours, eliminating the need for multiple visits.
Yes. CAD/CAM uses a small intraoral scanner—no sticky impression materials, no discomfort, and no gag reflex.
Yes. The digital system customizes color, shape, and anatomy to match your natural teeth, making the restoration nearly indistinguishable.
Patients needing:
• Crowns
• Veneers
• Inlays/Onlays
• Bridges
• Smile enhancement
• Tooth repair after root canal
are ideal candidates.
With proper oral hygiene, CAD/CAM restorations can last 10–15 years or more, thanks to their superior precision and high-quality materials.
The digital process was fast, comfortable, and incredibly precise. My new crown fits perfectly and looks natural.
