In a dental lab, precision is everything. When fabricating crowns, bridges, or implant-supported restorations, the model must be stable, accurate, and easy to reposition. That’s where the Pindex system, plastic plates, and dowel pins come into play. Why Use a Plastic Plate? The plastic plate acts as a stable foundation for drilling holes with the…
The dental laboratory is a word that almost everyone is familiar with. However, how many have heard of a dental vacuum mixer? This device is vital for various processes in a Dental laboratory. A case in point is mouthguards. Their manufacturing requires filling a mold with a mixture and leaving it to get hard. A…
With the increase of age, the various organs of many elderly people gradually tend to decline, and the teeth are no exception. Many elderly people’s teeth are loose and fall out, and they can only rely on “dentures” to maintain their daily diet. So what types of “dentures” are there? How to take care of…
Periodontal disease is an inflammatory disease that occurs in periodontal supporting tissues, affecting 15% to 20% of the world’s population. It is a common oral bacterial infection. The main method for the prevention and treatment of periodontal disease is to remove the initiating factor dental plaque biofilm. In terms of prevention, it mainly includes the…
Dental technology has advanced and is helping dentists provide better care for their patients. Dentistry uses the most modern technology to provide effective treatment in a more comfortable setting. Dentistry has evolved over the past ten years and continues to change. A professional dental clinic can offer customized services to suit your individual needs and…
To maintain a healthy practice, dentists must understand what causes poor patient satisfaction levels. Here are a few ways dentists unintentionally sabotage their practices. 1. They aren’t happy with the new technology Electronic health records (EHR) and Digital X-rays are designed to help dentists provide high-quality care while streamlining the patient experience. However, all software…
Porcelain dental crowns are everlasting refurbishments used to strengthen teeth that are damaged. In modern dentistry, Porcelain dental crowns are quite common. Porcelain is an excellent material to use for dental restorations. It blends with the patient’s natural teeth, it’s cost-effective, and the treatment is durable. They are commonly used to restore damaged or crooked…
Crown restoration, commonly known as “braces” and “porcelain teeth”, is the process of bonding an artificial crown made of a specific material to a specially prepared tooth. The purpose is to repair tooth shape and defect teeth, restore tooth function; improve the appearance of teeth, such as color, shape, and size; protect teeth that have…
Real non-precious metal porcelain teeth full crowns, cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth were first-used to make artificial joints, with outstanding biocompatibility, and have been widely-used in the field of dental restorations, safe, reliable, reasonably priced, and stable in performance. advantage: Good biocompatibility, high strength, economical value and high cost performance. shortcoming: Applicable symptoms: Contraindications All-ceramic zirconium crowns…
Computer-aided design and production technology was the first high-tech technology applied in industrial automation. After long-term research by dentists and scientific and technical personnel, CAD/CAM systems have been rapidly developed, commercialized, and applied in clinics. In the 1970s, I mainly stayed on theoretical research. In 1973, French dentist Duret published the first paper on the…