Digital techniques can help patients in many ways. By streamlining processes such as impression taking and prosthetic manufacturing, patients will benefit from hassle-free outcomes. In addition, patients who undergo implant surgery will gain from a more accurate and risk-free placement. Moreover, because flapless (keyhole) surgical techniques are used, patients undergoing digital dental implants will find they have a speedier recovery.

As a fully digital dentist in Sydney CBD, our digital Rayscan scanner with reduced radiation captures oral information instantaneously and with comfort, avoiding the need for time-consuming X-rays. Our handheld Trios intraoral scanner creates digital impressions of your teeth replacing the need for traditional putty-like moulding techniques. Finally, dental restorations can be designed chairside and manufactured instantly after dental implants have been placed using CAD/CAM technology and state-of-the-art 3D milling machinery.

Of course, the knowledge, experience, and attention to detail at all stages of a process are key to getting the very best out of digital dentistry, but patients can rest assured that our Sydney dental implant centre team are highly skilled and vastly experienced.

While it’s not the dental implants themselves that are ‘digitalised’, it’s more the process by which digital dental implants in Sydney are placed. In this instance, the emphasis is more on treatment planning using digital strategies which takes into account both implant trajectory and depth. From this, computer-guided dental implant surgery is carried out using exacting keyhole methods thus negating the need for sutures, reducing chair time and speeding up patient recovery. Here at Digital Dental Surgery Sydney and at our sister company, the Digital Dental Implants Institute (Gosford), we use the DIOnavi system to accurately and safely place dental implants. You can find out more about how digital dental implants work and how they can positively impact on implant surgery on the DIOnavi page on our website.

To find out more about any aspect of digital dentistry including dental implants then contact the home of digital dentistry and experience how technology can really help to transform your smile.