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Digital dentistry is a modern treatment approach that is formed by transforming classical dentistry methods with computer-aided systems. Thanks to this technology, all processes from taking measurements to diagnosis, from treatment planning to application are carried out on digital platforms.
Prosthesis preparations that can take weeks in traditional methods can be completed in a few hours. Silicone trays used during measurement have given way to 3D mouth scanners. Prostheses are prepared in a digital environment with CAD/CAM systems and produced with 3D printers.
In short: The era has changed in dentistry and the name of this era is "digitalization".
Digital dentistry began with the first use of CAD/CAM systems in the 1980s. These systems, first used in fixed prosthesis design, became widespread in the early 2000s.
Today, we have:
the cornerstones of digital dentistry
Traditional impression taking methods such as spoons and silicone materials negatively affect patient comfort. 3D mouth scanners fundamentally change this process:
This system is indispensable especially for patients with gag reflexes.
CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design / Computer-Aided Manufacturing) systems enable the design of prostheses in a digital environment and production on the same day.
can be produced in hours. Errors are minimized, there is no need for repetition.
Artificial intelligence dentistry strengthens the diagnostic process. X-ray images are scanned with artificial intelligence algorithms.
The system analyzes caries, root canal needs, gum disease and bone density.
This way:
Digital X-Rays contain up to 70% less radiation than traditional X-Rays.
In addition:
Thanks to 3D printers:
can be produced directly from digital models. This eliminates laboratory time.
The benefits of digital systems for patients are:
Especially in aesthetic applications such as smile design, the patient can see their new smile before the procedure.
Especially in clinics with high patient traffic, digital systems greatly increase efficiency.
A smile simulation is prepared in a digital environment by taking into account the person's:
with face recognition and analysis software.
Digital planning in implant applications:
is analyzed in advance. The margin of error is reduced to zero with surgical guides.
Transparent plate (aligner) treatments are carried out completely with digital planning.
The patient can watch the entire process in 3D before using the plates. This increases motivation.
The traumatic effect is eliminated by digitalizing the measurement process in child patients. At the same time, fears are reduced with gamified applications.
With canal length measurements and CAD-supported fillings:
Today's dentistry students now receive simulation training using 3D software.
They plan restorations using digital patient models, not real patients.
Foresight for the future:
Since patient information is stored in a digital environment, data security is of critical importance.
For this purpose:
are used. Patient privacy is maximized with KVKK-compliant archiving.
Is digital dentistry safe?
Yes. All systems are CE and FDA approved. Fully compliant with health standards.
How precise are digital measurements?
Measurements can be made in a thousandth of a millimeter. It is much more precise than classical methods.
Is a same-day prosthesis possible?
Yes. Thanks to CAD/CAM technology, the entire process from scanning the tooth to applying the prosthesis can be completed in a few hours.
Is digital x-ray harmful?
No. It contains much less radiation than traditional x-rays. Maximum safety is provided with advanced devices.
Digital dentistry is not a technology choice; it is a requirement of the age. It offers a more accurate, faster, more comfortable and more reliable system for both the doctor and the patient.
The treatment process has been reorganized to work with digital systems in every field, from smile design to implantology, from orthodontics to pedodontics.
You will have to wait for the future. Because digital dentistry carries the future.
