Technology
How advanced we are, and why it matters to you
Technology is only useful if it makes treatment more accurate, more comfortable or more predictable. Here is what we use and what it does for you.
| Equipment | What it does for you | Area |
|---|---|---|
| MyRay X5 CBCT | 3D X-ray of bone, nerves and sinuses for safe, precise implant planning. | Imaging |
| Medit i900, Medit i500 and Upcera scanners | Three intraoral 3D scanners: digital impressions in minutes, no trays. | Scanning |
| exocad Smile Design | Your new smile designed on your own photos and scans before treatment. | Planning |
| exoplan and Blue Sky Bio | Implant planning software to position every implant in 3D before surgery. | Planning |
| 3D printer | Surgical guides, study models, mock-ups and temporary teeth printed in-house. | Fabrication |
| Roland dry mill | Zirconia crowns and bridges milled in-house. | Fabrication |
| Upcera wet mill | Glass-ceramic veneers and crowns, and PMMA temporaries. | Fabrication |
| Kelkar wet mill | Titanium components for implant restorations. | Fabrication |
| Dental microscope and loupes | One operating microscope and three sets of loupes for magnified precision. | Precision |
| Piezosurgery unit | Ultrasonic bone surgery that spares soft tissue for gentler implant and graft work. | Surgery |
| Implant motors with torque control | Three units that place implants at exactly the planned force. | Surgery |
| ISQ stability meter | Measures implant stability so teeth are loaded only when the implant is ready. | Surgery |
| PRF centrifuge | Prepares growth factors from your own blood to speed healing. | Healing |
| Conscious sedation | Calm, relaxed treatment for anxious patients. | Comfort |
| Class B autoclave | Hospital-grade sterilisation for every instrument. | Safety |
Spotlight
From scan to smile, digitally
A typical smile makeover here starts with an intraoral scan and photographs. Dr Parul designs the new smile in exocad, a mock-up is 3D printed so you can try it in your mouth, and the final veneers or crowns are milled in-house from zirconia or glass ceramic. For implants, a CBCT scan shows the bone in 3D, Dr Pushkar plans each implant in exoplan, and it is placed through a printed surgical guide.
Posts 41 to 50 of the Smile Journal explain each of these technologies in detail.