Our final week of the CEREC series shows the crown being fired in the oven. We spray a glaze on the crown to make it shiny and look like a tooth. The crown is test-fitted one more time for any needed adjustments and then permanently cemented and a final bite check is done prior to completion. The total time from ...
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Week three of our CEREC series shows the lovely Jasmine getting the crown out of the milling unit and ready for the oven. This step is crucial as we test the crown and make sure it fits properly before it gets cooked, otherwise we have to go back to the design phase and start over. Check out Instagram and ...
The next step in a CEREC crown is the milling process. Our team places a CEREC "block" into the milling unit, the scanner sends the prescription, and the crown is "printed" from the block. Watch the video on Facebook, Instagram or our YouTube channel.
The first step in creating a beautiful crown is the scanning and designing process. Our lovely assistant Jasmine demonstrates how she scans and designs a custom CEREC crown on our Facebook page, Instagram page and YouTube page. Please check it out and stay tuned for the next phase next week!
For teeth that are damaged or decayed, a dental crown can restore both function and appearance. Now, with CEREC technology, you can get a brand new dental crown in only one visit to the dentist!
We are pleased to offer this technology to our patients in Denver, CO, who might be needing dental crowns. Let’s take a look at what makes ...