Dr. Ramtin Seyhani

3D dental scanning is slowly becoming a standard procedure in dentistry. This method helps dentists to make 3D images of the teeth and even the internal structures of the mouth and jaw. The great advantage of 3D dental scanning is that dentists can use it to prepare a digital model of the teeth and how they are placed on the jaw and gums and analyze it on the computer.

Also, dentists can make the necessary changes and corrections on the digital model of the tooth as desired many times in order to achieve their desired state and then proceed with the practical correction of the patient's tooth. It is clear that such facilities have never been available to dentists.

Over the past decade, the use of 3D printing technology in restorative dentistry, the production of artificial teeth, and many other such cases, has created a huge revolution in the dental industry. 3D tooth printing brought more speed and ease than traditional methods, and it is possible to do it both in dental offices and in the laboratory.

The dental milling machine is designed for the manufacture of dental prostheses, and the information obtained by the software is sent to the milling machine so that the necessary work for cutting it is done by the CAM software. After the desired prosthesis is cut, it is painted and then it is baked in a dental oven to obtain a stable and uniform color, and finally, after testing and ensuring its suitability, it is glued by cement.