Our office utilizes iTero® digital scanning to obtain three-dimensional images of the inside of your mouth. This advanced technology captures high-quality images of your teeth and supporting structures, enabling our dentists and team to diagnose issues and deliver effective treatments. The iTero scanner captures up to 20 images per second in full color, allowing us to easily differentiate between healthy and diseased tissue, create precise digital models of your mouth, and fabricate appliances and restorations that fit and function optimally. Additionally, iTero technology can simulate your treatment outcome, providing a visual representation of what your final result will look like.
The iTero 3D scanner enables us to capture precise images of our patients' mouths. These images are then used to create customized crowns, veneers, or dentures according to your preferences. This advanced technology not only enhances the appearance of your teeth but also improves their comfort in your mouth.
Additionally, iTero 3D scans offer several other advantages, including:
- The ability to examine your mouth from various angles by rotating the image.
- Easy digital archiving of the images for future reference within our office.
- Clear visualizations of your mouth, making it easier for you to understand each optional procedure and treatment.
- The imaging process is comfortable as it does not require the use of dental gel like other methods.
The iTero system revolutionizes traditional methods by using a wand to create a digital scan of your mouth. This allows to quickly and accurately plan your treatment. With an iTero scan, you can visualize how your teeth will look after treatment with a picture-perfect representation. The dental visit is stress-free as there is minimal preparation required for the scan. Say goodbye to waiting for imaging mold results from dental impressions, as the iTero system displays all the information directly on its screen. Plus, there's no need for additional scans as the system tracks the progress of your teeth alignment over time.