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- 03 9125 6201
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- Now Open on Saturdays and Sundays
CEREC is one of the world’s leading systems for dental restorations, allowing the fabrication of all ceramic dental restorations in one office visit.
The CEREC® (Ceramic) Fillings with ‘Omnicam 3D Technology’ will give you a beautiful and natural smile
CEREC® (Ceramic) Fillings can be completed in just one visit.
CEREC® has improved millions of smiles around the world.
CEREC ® has completely eliminated messy impressions and laboratory work required for dental restorations.
These restorations would take up to several weeks and require a series of dental appointments.
With CEREC® technology, the restoration can now be prepped, created, fitted and completed within just a couple of hours in a single visit.
1. During your visit to Art De Dente, the affected tooth is first prepared for treatment. Any decayed tooth material, including material from an old tooth filling, is removed and the tooth is cleaned.
3. Once ready, the ceramic restoration is applied to the tooth and polished to look and feel natural. And all this is done in about an hour of your visit.
Think you might have a cavity? The sooner we can deal with it, the better!
Our CEREC® (Ceramic) Fillings will delight you and those lucky enough to see your smile. Call your Melbourne CBD dentist today!
Your Melbourne CBD dentist at Art De Dente will work closely with you to find the perfect dental improvement for you.
Call us on 03 9125 6201 or request an appointment online.
We are located at Level 17, 190 Queen Street in Melbourne CBD.
In the past, if a patient needed a crown (a cap over a problem tooth) or a or partial crown, it took at least two visits separated by two weeks to fix.
At Art De Dente, we use CEREC to take digital impressions with a camera wand and then design, make and install the restoration in 1 ½ hours.
The answer lies in the concept of “minimally invasive”. When a dentist is able to make a restoration same-day and with choices for the design of the restoration, the result is the preservation of the natural tooth structure and an optimum bond of the restoration to the tooth.
Say goodbye to the days where every cavity or replaced filling turns into a full crown. Instead, partial or minimal coverage crowns are the norm.
