
We use 3D digital scanning instead of traditional dental impressions when planning crowns and bridges. This improves comfort, accuracy, and predictability.
Back to Crowns & BridgesTraditional impressions involve trays filled with material that can feel uncomfortable and may trigger gagging. Digital scanning:
For many patients, this alone makes a significant difference.
Digital scans capture fine detail of:
More accurate records mean:
Accuracy supports long-term success.
Digital scans allow us to analyse how your teeth meet. This is particularly important when:
Better bite planning reduces the risk of discomfort or early failure.
Digital files are sent instantly to the dental laboratory. This can:
The process becomes more efficient and predictable.
Your 3D scan is stored securely in your digital record. This means:
Unlike traditional stone models, digital models are not lost or damaged.
In cases involving:
Digital scans allow us to visualise the full picture before treatment begins. Where bite changes or multiple restorations are involved, Dr Kevin Gilmore oversees planning to ensure that crown and bridge work functions comfortably and remains stable long term.
3D digital scanning improves comfort, precision, and long-term fit. It allows crowns and bridges to be planned more accurately and delivered more predictably.
Excellent — this needs to be practical, not technical. Patients care about comfort, accuracy, fewer appointments, and long-term fit.
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