3D guided surgery
3D gives us the full picture
Thanks to the incredible advances in 3D technology, we can now get an even closer look at our patients’ oral health. This helps us diagnose and treat you more effectively than ever before.
3D guided surgery is revolutionising the dental world and bringing smiles to people everywhere. This innovative approach makes it possible for patients who are seeking permanent teeth replacements, such as those missing due to injury, decay or disease – all without resorting to dentures. For those who are missing one or more teeth due to injury, tooth decay, disease or dentures that just don’t fit right, 3D guided surgery is here to help.
The Holland Cross Dental team is proud to be an industry leader in dental technology advancement. To inquire about 3D guided surgery, just fill out the form below and a member of our team will be in contact with you. Now is better than ever to get the smile you deserve.
What kinds of dental surgery do we do?
There are several types of dental surgery. These include the following:
Dental implants
If a tooth becomes compromised beyond the ability of fillings, partial crowns, or crowns, then it may be time for an extraction followed by an implant.
Bone grafts
This is the process whereby new bone is encouraged to grow in an area where bone mass is lost due to damage or periodontal disease.
Gum grafts
This procedure is used to restore a receding gumline. Gum recession can be caused by many different factors including ageing, smoking, and brushing too hard.
Root canal therapy
Inside every one of our teeth is a soft, pulpy material known as the root. This pulp contains nerve endings which, if exposed, can cause sensitivity to hot and cold.
Wisdom teeth removal
More often than not wisdom teeth emerge at bad angles causing teeth to overcrowd. They can also become impacted—trapped behind the teeth—which can cause problems down the road. We can remove wisdom teeth with minimal discomfort.
What is 3D guided surgery?
In dentistry 3D guided surgery is primarily used for dental implants. With computer imaging we are able to determine the precise location of the extraction and implantation site according to the data collected by a 3D X-ray. This information is given to a lab and used to 3D print a guide that is clipped onto your teeth. The guide is then ready to steer the implant (a ceramic zirconia or titanium root) into your jawline at the exact same position where the extraction took place.
The data collected from the digital imaging is used to 3D print a guide to aid the implant process with incredible precision.
Using this technology we’re able to perform the procedure at a level of detail and precision that is simply not possible without the technology.
We’re here to help
The thought of surgery doesn’t have to cause anxiety the way it used to decades ago. We use the latest technology to minimize invasiveness, reduce or eliminate damage to surrounding tissue, and lower the number of visits required to complete a procedure.
If you have any concerns about your oral health please fill out our contact form and one of our team members will reach out to you to set up an appointment.
