Today’s Technology – Tomorrow’s Care

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The solution for oral health problems are provided by the advancements in dental technology which is utilized to make dentistry more comfortable than before. The newer techniques benefits both dentists and patients due to the advantages of less evasiveness and more dependable than the past years.

Development of technologies in dentistry had made them to offer an enhanced state of comfort to provide improved oral health for patients.  These dental upgrading play an vital role in the comfort of the patients as well as the dentists, specialists, hygienists, allowing them to provide the highest standard of possible dental care.

These cutting edge technologies in this dental world allows for the restorations in dental that resemble the natural feel and look. This type of new technologies can be used for dental bridges, porcelain veneers, crowns and many more to replace the earlier techniques. Another emergence had made dentists work effortless -“Intraoral cameras”- a small lightweight camera used to provide clear images further helping in the detection and prevention of oral health problems, providing dentists with quality imaging equipment for patient communication and higher case acceptance. The availability of ever more information, smart technology, know-how, and non-invasive treatments will continue to advance the profession’s momentum by making it easier, faster, better, and more enjoyable for patients.

Here are some of new advancements:

·         CAD/CAM

·         Laser Dentistry
·         CAT Scans
·         Digital X-rays
·         Intraoral Camera
·         NTI Device    
·         Composite Resins
·         Digital Photography
·         Dental Implants
·         Digital Dentistry and 3D Printing

The field of dental research had an impressive year, with new developments and discoveries emerging seemingly every day. A big list  is compiled with the top innovates in Dentistry  which are paving the way for what is sure to be an exceptional next year of dental advancements. These novelties are discussed in the meet of 7th Annual Congress on Dental Medicine and Orthodontics, scheduled in November 18-19, 2019 at Bali, Indonesia.


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