ABC DENTAL BLOG
Introducing Clear Correct - the clearest way to straighten you teeth
Everyone wants a straight smile. However, no one wants the cost, discomfort, or “metal mouth” appearance associated with traditional teeth straightening. Now, you don’t have to deal with any of these common problems.
Instead, you can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing that you are.
Say again how many appointments? Just one!
Providing our patients with inlays, onlays, and crown in one single appointment. This advanced technology cuts out the need to send lab work away (usually a wait period of 2 weeks) and often uncomfortable impressions and temporary crowns.
3D X-rays now available at ABC Dental
Dentists in the past have heavily relied on 2D x-rays to diagnose all dental problems such as decay and tooth pain. With the advance of modern technology, 3D x-rays, called Cone Beam CT, is now able to offer more accurate, less invasive care in many dental procedures, whilst utilizing less radiation.
CEREC Treatment Solutions now available across ABC Dental
A CEREC crown is a different type of dental experience. Rather than deal with the discomfort (and gagging) of traditional impressions, hassle of multiple office visits, and limiting temporary crowns, you can receive a permanent crown in just one visit. This means just oneshot, one day of inconvenience, and one lasting solution to your needs.
In fact, it only takes about 6 to 15 minutes to create a permanent, porcelain crown with this cutting-edge technology.
The method itself has been used since 1987 for fillings and to fix teeth that are decaying, weak, or broken. This offers you over 25 years of continuous technological improvements to repair your teeth without the time commitment or negative experience that is often associated with crown procedures.
Introducing our new CEREC Machine to our CBD Pitt Street Practice
Providing our patients with inlays, onlays, and crown in one single appointment. This advanced technology cuts out the need to send lab work away (usually a wait period of 2 weeks) and often uncomfortable impressions and temporary crowns.
What is a CEREC Crown?
Teeth can require crown restorations for a number of reasons. Tooth decay, replacement of large composite (white) fillings and teeth cracks are amongst the top reasons. A crown is like a strong helmet, it protects the remaining tooth structure from repeated forces, to strengthen and preserve remaining teeth.