Digital diagnosis, planning and restoration, so treatment is precise from the first scan to the final crown.
Our Equipment
Technology only matters when it improves your result. Here is what each tool does for you.
A 3D X-ray of your jaws showing bone, nerve positions and sinuses. It lets the team plan an implant's position, size and angle before surgery begins.
A small camera that captures your teeth digitally, which can replace traditional impression material for many treatments. Scans feed straight into planning and restoration design.
Instant images that can be reviewed with you on screen. Digital X-rays generally use lower radiation than traditional film.
Used by trained clinicians for suitable soft-tissue and minor procedures, such as gum contouring, where it can mean gentler treatment and easier recovery.
Crowns, bridges and other restorations designed on screen from your digital scan and made with computer-aided manufacturing, for a precise fit.
A digitally planned surgical guide directs each implant to its planned position. Whether a guide suits your case is decided at planning.
How it comes together
CBCT and intra-oral scans capture the bone, teeth and gums in 3D.
Surgical, prosthetic and gum-health specialists plan the case together on screen.
The implant is placed to the plan, using a surgical guide where suitable.
Your crown, bridge or teeth are designed and made with CAD-CAM for a precise fit.
Questions
CBCT 3D imaging, an in-house intra-oral scanner, digital X-ray, a dental laser, digital CAD-CAM restorations and guided implant surgery.
A CBCT (cone beam computed tomography) scan is a 3D X-ray of the jaws. It shows bone height and width, nerve positions and sinuses, which lets the team plan implant position and size before surgery.
A digitally planned surgical guide fits over the teeth or gums and directs the implant to the planned position and angle. Whether a guide is suitable depends on your case.
We have an in-house intra-oral scanner that captures your teeth digitally, which can replace traditional impression material for many treatments.
Lasers are used by trained clinicians for suitable soft-tissue and minor procedures. Dr. Anish Goyal and Dr. Neha Sharma both hold dental laser training. Whether a laser suits your case is decided at consultation. See our laser dentistry page.
Book a consultation and we will walk you through your scans and options.
Dental Arch Gurgaon
Lower Ground Floor-105, Sector-28, Gurgaon, Haryana. Near Golf Course Road.