Diagnosis
Panoramic X-ray
What it is and what its role is
In which cases it is useful
1. Detection of conditions
2. Planning of treatment procedures
3. Monitoring treatment progress
Panoramic X-ray procedure
1. Patient preparation
2. Image capture
3. Evaluation of results
INTRAORAL SCANNER (SCANNER) 3SHAPE TRIOS
The intraoral scanner (3SHAPE TRIOS) aims to revolutionize the field of prosthetic dentistry.
From now on, dental impressions can be taken with 3D imaging technology, offering greater precision. The 3SHAPE TRIOS intraoral scanner captures in realistic colors, achieving high accuracy rates in recording impression data, thus ensuring a more successful result. It is easy to use and provides fast scans, making prosthetic restorations painless and quicker. Its special design provides comfort to the patient, making the procedure more pleasant.
It features Smile Design and Treatment Simulator applications, allowing the creation of digital patient models and significantly improving communication between the dentist and the patient.
The 3SHAPE TRIOS intraoral scanner represents the next step in the digitalization of dentistry. Thanks to the Scan Assist software, it uses artificial intelligence algorithms, setting new standards in ergonomics, hygiene, and intraoral scanning, minimizing possible complications. Patients can now achieve the smile they desire.
The 3SHAPE TRIOS intraoral scanner can be used in a wide range of dental procedures, such as:
- Dental implants
- Bridges, implant-supported bridges, and dental crowns
- Complete dentures
- Partial dentures
- Hybrid dentures
- Orthodontic treatments
The introduction of the 3SHAPE TRIOS intraoral scanner into dentistry comes with a series of advantages, such as:
- Accuracy: 3D imaging technology provides much higher accuracy in capturing digital impressions compared to conventional methods.
- Speed: The scanning process is much faster, saving time for both the dentist and the patient.
- Safety protocol: It limits patient exposure to bacteria during scanning by automatically disinfecting the tip. It also has a special filter that prevents dust particles from entering.
- Wireless connectivity: Makes it easier to use and facilitates prosthetic procedures.
- Improved patient experience: The procedure is faster, more comfortable, and less invasive.
Axiography
- To clarify the diagnosis or to carry out further diagnostic investigation, if the applied treatment has not led to the elimination of the pathology.
- To monitor the course of treatment and check the patient’s condition after its completion.
- Before starting treatment, to evaluate the functionality of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).
- To determine whether there are intra-articular disorders.
- To apply occlusal splints or bite plates.
- To address surgical defects of the jaw, especially in cases where orthopedic/prosthetic rehabilitation follows the surgery.
- To perform prosthetic restoration involving the placement of more than five crowns.
- To restore worn (abraded) teeth.
- To determine the relationship of the jaws with respect to the central axis and to apply orthodontic treatment in cases of jaw growth abnormalities.