Dental Practice Equipment
Digital Radiography
This technology allows us to detect any caries both between teeth and near tooth nerve, determining bone health and state.
We can also examine teeth roots and their complexity, discover their proximity to anatomical structures, identify and diagnose any lesions such as cysts or tumors, as well as assessing damage caused by trauma.
At our dental practice we use advanced digital imaging technology that has minimal exposure time compared to traditional x-rays and exceptional resolution.
Digital Radiography is an invaluable aid in diagnosis, treatment and maintenance of dental health.
CBCT: 3D Cone beam computed tomography
At our Endodontics limited practice, we utilise an advanced CBCT equipment. CBCT scan is a 3D unit that provides a 3D X-ray.
Detailed information available from these 3D scans are usually not visible from a classic X-ray. In this way, scanning allows us to get highly accurate diagnosis.
Equipment accompanying software allows for CT images' rotation, magnification and segmentation. It also clearly presents details of any infection, bone structure, anatomical structures and tooth morphology.
Each patient is unique and this technology provides an accurate picture to facilitate your treatment plan.
Utilising CBCT technology, our practice is committed to providing innovative, high-quality patient care.
Our practice Endodontists are really experienced in interpretating CBCT images as they consist an integral part of daily clinical practice abroad.
Microscope
We have invested in top quality microscopes that provide excellent magnification and illumination for both surgical and non-surgical procedures.
Dental microscope offers observation of even the smallest tooth detail. Thus, we can diagnose and treat numerous cases successfully.
Additionally, we have incorporated a high-definition video camera that allows not only to observe but also take photos and record videos of your dental problem. Thus, we can interpret results in more detail and inform both you and your dentist about treatment progress.
Along with this, a detailed record is kept where we can refer at any time as well as evaluate the healing even better after treatment.
Bioceramics/ Bioinductive materials
Bioceramics refer to biomaterials that are used in direct contact with living tissue in our dental practice for fillings as well as in microsurgery.
Various types of bioceramics available in dentistry include bioinert bioceramics such as Zirconia and Alumina, which do not react with the environment they come in contact with.
Bioactive bioceramics react with tissue components and can be either bioresorbable, such as bone replacement materials, or non-bioresorbable, such as hydraulic cements used in endodontics.
These materials' bioactivity refers to their ability to create a layer of hydroxyapatite when in contact with the tissue fluid rich in calcium and phosphate. They have the potenty of inducing regenerative reactions to the human body.
Bioceramics have certain advantages, such as biocompatibility, non-toxicity, dimensional stability.
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