CAD/CAM Dentistry Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about CAD/CAM Dentistry.
CAD/CAM dentistry uses digital scans, computer-aided design, and in-clinic milling to produce restorations. Unlike traditional lab-made methods, it allows precise, dentist-controlled design and often same-day delivery with better fit, reducing steps and improving patient convenience.
Yes. At Realtooth we offer same-day porcelain crowns using CAD/CAM: we scan the tooth, design the restoration, and mill and place it during one visit, avoiding temporary crowns while ensuring optimal fit and aesthetics.
Very comfortable. Digital intraoral scanners replace messy impressions, capturing accurate 3D images quickly. The process is non-invasive, faster, and produces highly accurate models that improve the fit of crowns, veneers, inlays, and onlays.
CAD/CAM ceramic restorations can last many years—often 10 to 15 years or longer—depending on material, oral hygiene, bite forces, and regular dental checkups. Proper maintenance and avoiding hard habits extend longevity.
Yes. Modern CAD/CAM materials like zirconia and high-strength ceramics rival laboratory restorations in strength and durability. With precise design and milling, CAD/CAM crowns often provide superior fit and predictable performance when placed by an experienced dentist.
Insurance coverage varies. Many plans cover a portion of crown or restorative treatment costs, but specifics depend on your policy. Realtooth provides treatment estimates and supporting documentation to help you submit claims or check coverage before treatment.
