Dental implants as we know them today were invented in 1952 by a Swedish orthopedic surgeon named Per-Ingvar Brånemark. Today, they are considered the standard of care for prosthetic.
Teledentistry can deliver basic dental exam via a mobile device, and provide a basic diagnosis and decision if a further clinical exam required.
Artificial intelligance is a rapidly developing diagnostic tool that aids in the accurate digital interpretation of diagnositic data such as x rays and CBCT.
Virtual Reality and Augmented reality can help dentists provide more accurate diagnosis and care. Can also help the patient by providing digital distraction.
3D printing- It is cost effective and will translate to reduction in price for the patient, as well as a one visit dentistry.
At 286 Madison Dental we aleays keep up with the technology trends. Call us for an appointment and see what's new.
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