Cerec

Getting a tooth fixed with a dental crown, bridge, inlay, or onlay is necessary for optimal health and function. The inconvenience of traditional treatment, however, leaves something to be desired. We understand that your life is busy, and have incorporated CEREC technology into our offices so that your smile can be excellently restored in just one visit!

Dental crowns are ideal for the repair of extensively damaged teeth. Traditional practice is to remove all structural damage and take an impression of the tooth for the dental lab to then use in the creation of the new crown. To create a strong, durable crown, a metal sub-base is often used. These steps are no longer necessary. CEREC creates healthy, beautiful dental crowns crafted from high quality ceramic, which is both attractive and incredibly strong. Even more importantly, the imaging that takes place during the preparation phase leads to optimal fit, which is necessary for long-lasting results.

Cerec Moonee Ponds - Cerec Process

Whether you are improving your smile with porcelain veneers, or require restoration of a damaged tooth, we can have you back to life as usual in just about ninety minutes, eliminating a return visit for fitting. You also avoid the need for a temporary restoration.

CEREC

Instead of standard dental impressions, CEREC technology takes a digital scan of the tooth to be repaired, after all damage has been removed. From this scan, a digital image is created with advanced software, and used by the milling machine to craft a perfectly sized, shaped, and coloured restoration. Within a few hours , the crown, inlay, onlay, or veneer is ready to be evaluated and bonded to the tooth.

CEREC MachineThe use of tooth-coloured material in CEREC treatment means that your smile looks natural, no dark lines showing on the gums. A CEREC restoration will be strong, durable, long-lasting and gorgeous!

Take advantage of the latest in dental technology. Contact Smile in Style for your dental treatment.

What is CEREC Technology by Dr. Terry Rose

What is CEREC Technology by Dr. Terry Rose
From CEREC we can capture digital images around the mouth, teeth, and gums say Dr. Terry Rose from Smile In Sunbury. This 3D technology is used mainly for designing new crowns, inlays, bridges and implants crowns on it. To experience the advance technology and to have the best service by Dr. Terry Rose. Call today to fix your appointment.

What is CEREC?
CEREC is a 3D camera synched to a computer and used to capture digital images around the mouth, teeth and gums.

How are the restorations made?
When we have a 3D model, we can design nice crowns, inlays, bridges and implants crowns on it.
The CEREC capture device can be placed in another machine and we can use that milling machine to mill the restoration out of a block of porcelain.

Why is a furnace used?
Some materials we can put in a furnace we have and that can be used to make things exactly the right color and improve some material strength.

It is a pretty exciting technology and its always moving ahead it certainly gives us more and more control over the final product.

Take advantage of the latest CEREC dental technology. Contact Smile in Style for your dental treatment. Call on +61-3-8400-4104 | +61-3-8001-6021


Smile In Style Dental office near Moonee Ponds and Sunbury

Why Choose Smile In Style
For the latest techniques in dentistry

Connect with Smile In Style


Throughout our site, you will find valuable information about our services that will help you get to know us better. It is our mission to create beautiful white healthy smiles using the latest technologies. Our experienced Dentists and staff aim for lifelong relationships with our patients, providing relevant dental education and continual care throughout life. Here, you can learn more about the various dental conditions that may develop and the ways in which we treat them.
Some of the services you can expect to find at Smile in Style include: Our goal is to work together with you to achieve your healthiest, most attractive smile, whilst ensuring your comfort and satisfaction.

Safe Amalgam Removal Protocol

  • Chlorella drink prior is given prior to treatment and a mouth rinse post-treatment. Chlorella can help bind and prevent mercury absorption.
  • Physical protective barriers - Masks, protective coverings, eyewear, in-mouth non-latex dental dams, and other steps are taken to prevent physical contact with mercury for the patient and staff.
  • Oral evacuation - Generous amounts of water are used to continuously rinse particulate matter from the mouth while suctioning it away. Combined with protective dental dams, this prevents patients from swallowing dental amalgam particles during treatment. Additionally, the rinsing helps lower the temperature of the filling, reducing the amount of mercury vapour released.
  • External air - A continuous supply of non-contaminated air or oxygen is delivered via a mask or similar apparatus, preventing inhalation of mercury vapour or particles.
  • "Chunk it out" method - Rather than using a drill to grind the filling down, it is carefully removed in the largest possible pieces, minimising friction, vaporisation.
  • High Volume Evacuation Suction is used by the dental assistant to remove amalgam particles in the mouth.
  • High Volume Air suction and Air Purifiers are used in the clinical room that is able to remove mercury vapour from the room.
  • Amalgam separator use - This device collects mercury-contaminated waste before it can enter the sewage system, allowing us to dispose of it safely.