Intraoral scanning

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Intraoral scanning is a digital technology for creating 3D models of teeth and gums without the need for traditional impressions. The procedure is performed using a specialized handheld scanner.

The device quickly and painlessly captures the anatomy of the teeth, gums, and occlusal relationships in real time.

The captured digital image is instantly displayed on the screen and used by the dentist to precisely plan treatment and predict the final appearance of orthopedic restorations.

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Static baropodometry

The method will help determine how the weight of your body is distributed on the feet. The doctor will pay attention to whether you are standing straight and whether there is an overload of one leg, which helps to understand the relationship between posture and bite.

Stabilometry

The study assesses your resilience and ability to maintain balance. The doctor sees if the body compensates for the posture disorder and how it affects the neck and maxillofacial area.

Goniometry

During the test, you can see how freely the neck moves and whether the movements are symmetrical. This helps to identify limitations that can create discomfort in the jaws when talking or chewing.

Indications

The creation of a 3D model is carried out when planning the following procedures:

installation of veneers, crowns, bridge-shaped and removable dentures;

dental implantation — to select the optimal position and size of implants;

correction of bite with orthopedic structures (braces or aligners).

Intraoral diagnostics is also recommended to monitor the dynamics of treatment. For example, when correcting a bite, to see how the change process is going.

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Stages

STAGE 1

Providing information.

The patient receives answers to questions and recommendations that must be followed during the examination. It is important not to make sudden movements so that the digital print is as accurate as possible.

STAGE 2

Scanning.

The doctor asks the patient to open his mouth, removes excess moisture with a saliva aspirator (desert) and conducts a 3D scanner over the dental rows. In just a few minutes, the system creates a detailed three-dimensional image of teeth in natural color.

STAGE 3

Analysis of the results.

After the scan is completed, the doctor shows the patient the digital result obtained and agrees on a further treatment plan. The three-dimensional model of the jaws is transmitted to the dental laboratory in electronic version.

Advantages

Safety and comfort.

Safety and comfort.
The light weight and small size of the scanner make the procedure convenient for both the doctor and the patient. The device does not put pressure on the teeth or soft tissues, does not cause discomfort or pain.

Detailed 3D model.
Unlike conventional casts, a three-dimensional model displays all the smallest details. Digital prints must be stored in the patient's electronic card.

Improving the effectiveness of treatment.
The resulting 3D image helps specialists to qualitatively plan the procedure of tooth restoration or bite correction without the slightest errors.

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Thanks to T-Scan technology at Symmetrica, we control occlusion with precision down to the smallest detail.

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