Same-day Crowns (CEREC) in Macquarie Park
Protect, Cover, and Restore Your Smile
Ceramic restorations are the future of dentistry. They are strong, beautiful and the longest-lasting restoration available today. These ceramic restorations are done in a single visit, which means:
- No messy impressions (or gagging)
- No additional anaesthetic on a different visit
- Do not need flimsy, temporary crowns
- Fully inserted and set, ready to use straight away
UNVEILING THE INNOVATION
What is a CEREC Crown?
CEREC crowns are a type of dental restoration that uses computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) technology for the efficient and same-day creation of natural-looking, durable dental crowns.
CEREC crowns offer several advantages, including reduced treatment time, increased accuracy due to digital impressions, and the convenience of receiving a permanent crown in just one appointment.
EXPERIENCE THE CONVENIENCE AND EXCELLENCE
Benefits of Same-Day Crowns (CEREC)
If you have chipped, broken, or decayed teeth that are causing you pain or making you embarrassed to smile, then same-day dental crowns could be the right solution for you. With custom-fit dental crowns that ‘cap’ the top of damaged teeth, our skilled dentists at Macquarie Dentists can both protect and restore the original shape of your teeth, so that you can get the gleaming white smile you want.
Speak, smile and laugh with confidence
Reduced treatment time
Looks identical to natural teeth
Eat whatever you want
No more pain
Increased accuracy due to digital impressions
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM MACQUARIE DENTISTS
Your Same-Day Crown Appointment
Digital Impressions
Instead of using traditional physical impressions, a digital scanner is employed to create a 3D image of the tooth or teeth that require the crown. No more messy impression materials – just quick and easy imaging.
Step 2
CAM Technology
The digital impression is sent to a computer where CAD technology is used to design the crown. Your dentist can customise the crown’s shape and size to precisely fit your patient’s tooth and bite.
Step 3
Design Customisation
Your dentist can make real-time adjustments to the digital design to ensure your crown meets both your functional needs and looks great. This allows for a high degree of customisation and precision.
Step 4
CAM Milling
Once the design is finalised, the information is sent to a milling machine that uses CAM technology. This machine crafts the dental crown from a solid block of ceramic or other tooth-coloured material. The milling process is typically quick, so your crown is ready the same day.
Step 5
Immediate Placement
Unlike traditional crown procedures that require a temporary crown while waiting for a laboratory to fabricate the permanent one, CEREC crowns are placed on the same day as the initial preparation appointment. No need for a temporary crown or multiple visits – it’s all done in one day.
Step 6
Aftercare
Just like natural teeth, you should have regular checkups at Macquarie Dentists to ensure that your dental crowns, as well as your entire oral health, are in the best shape possible.
DESIGNING YOUR PERFECT SMILE WITH
Digital Smile Design (DSD)
Embark on a personalised smile journey with Digital Smile Design at Macquarie Dentists. Using cutting-edge technology, we analyse your unique facial and dental features, allowing us to visualise and craft a treatment plan to achieve your dream smile through advanced imaging and precise treatment planning.
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- 4 fortnightly payments
- No interest ever
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- Flexible Repayments
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- Pay over 12-36 months
- Borrow up to $20,000
- Interest – Free
SEAMLESS SMILES AWAIT
Restore Your Smile in Just One Visit
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the difference between CEREC crowns and traditional crowns?
In contrast, traditional crowns involve off-site fabrication in a dental laboratory, requiring at least two appointments and the use of temporary crowns during the interim. Traditional crowns can be crafted from various materials, and the choice depends on factors like tooth location and aesthetic preferences.