All Ceramic/Metal Free Crowns & Bridges

Advantages
- Excellent Function
- Provide Natural Translucency
- Outstanding Esthetics
Zirconium Crowns & Bridges using CAD/CAM technology
CAD/CAM is an acronym that means computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing. CAD/CAM technology has been used in the manufacturing industry for many years. Today, CAD/CAM technology is used in dentistry to fabricate precise shapes and sizes for dental restorations, including crowns and bridges. At our clinic, we use CAD/CAM technology to provide our patients with durable, well-fitted single and multiple tooth restorations in a more efficient manner than traditional lab-fabricated restorations.
We use CAD/CAM technology to design the anatomical features, size and shape of a tooth restoration on a computer. The CAD/CAM computer screen displays a 3-D custom image of your teeth and gums, allowing us to use a cursor to draw the precise design of the tooth restoration. The CAD/CAM machine fabricates the restoration through a milling chamber that crafts the tooth-like ceramic material into a precise replica of the drawing.
Previously, it has been difficult to offer high levels of tooth restoration strength without using metals. However today's zirconium, a white material, has resolved the problem. It is offering extremely high strength with exceptional aesthetics.
We use CAD/CAM technology to design the anatomical features, size and shape of a tooth restoration on a computer. The CAD/CAM computer screen displays a 3-D custom image of your teeth and gums, allowing us to use a cursor to draw the precise design of the tooth restoration. The CAD/CAM machine fabricates the restoration through a milling chamber that crafts the tooth-like ceramic material into a precise replica of the drawing.
Previously, it has been difficult to offer high levels of tooth restoration strength without using metals. However today's zirconium, a white material, has resolved the problem. It is offering extremely high strength with exceptional aesthetics.