At ROC Perio & Implants, we use cutting-edge technology to provide patients with the best possible care. Our team of skilled periodontists, including Dr. Lowenguth, Dr. Shang, and Dr. Infantino, offer a range of advanced services to help restore, protect, and enhance your smile. In this article, we'll discuss how 3D digital printing is revolutionizing restorative prosthesis, nightguards, and regenerative options.

What is 3D Digital Printing?

3D digital printing is a process of creating three-dimensional objects from a digital file. The technology works by adding layer upon layer of material, such as resin or metal, until the object is complete. The process is highly precise, allowing for intricate details to be captured with accuracy. 3D printing is becoming increasingly popular in the field of dentistry, offering a faster and more accurate alternative to traditional manufacturing methods.

Restorative prosthesis is the process of restoring damaged or missing teeth with artificial replacements, such as crowns, bridges, or dentures. 3D digital printing has transformed the way these prosthetics are created, allowing for more precise and customized solutions. With 3D printing, a digital model of the patient's mouth is created, which can be used to design and produce a prosthesis that fits perfectly. This not only improves the look and feel of the prosthetic but also reduces the time and cost of the process.

Night guards are oral appliances worn at night to prevent teeth grinding and clenching. Traditionally, these guards are made from a mold of the patient's teeth, which can be uncomfortable and imprecise. 3D digital printing offers a more comfortable and accurate solution. A digital model of the patient's teeth can be used to create a customized night guard that fits perfectly, reducing discomfort and improving efficacy.

Regenerative options, such as bone grafts and tissue regeneration, are used to repair damaged or lost tissue in the mouth. 3D digital printing is revolutionizing this process by allowing for customized solutions that fit the patient's unique needs. With 3D printing, a digital model of the affected area can be used to create a customized implant or scaffold that supports tissue growth. This reduces the risk of rejection or failure and improves the success rate of the regenerative process.

Contact Us to Learn More About 3D Digital Printing

At ROC Perio & Implants, we're committed to providing our patients with the best possible care using the latest technology. If you're interested in learning more about how 3D digital printing can improve your dental health, contact us today at (585) 756-5566 to schedule a consultation with one of our skilled periodontists, Dr. Lowenguth, Dr. Shang, or Dr. Infantino.