Why is Technology Important?
At Cloud Dental, we prioritize the use of cutting-edge technology as it plays a pivotal role in delivering exceptional restorations. Embracing digital 3D technology has revolutionized the way we create molds of the mouth, offering numerous advantages over traditional methods. By leveraging this advanced technology, we can provide care that is remarkably accurate and predictable. Our commitment to incorporating the industry's best practices ensures that our patients receive the highest standard of dental care with optimal outcomes.
Our State-of-the-Art Dental Technology
At Cloud Dental, we combine advanced digital tools and precision equipment to deliver faster, more comfortable, and highly accurate dental care. From 3D imaging and digital impressions to in-office milling and printing, our technology allows us to diagnose with confidence, design naturally beautiful smiles, and provide same-day, patient-customized solutions.
Intra-Oral Scanners
For accurate impression taking. No more messy impression material sticking to your face/or causing a gag reflex.
Facial Scanners
To ensure your smile is designed according to your facial characteristics following the contours of your lips so that it’s as natural looking as it can be.
CT-Scan Machine
This one allows us to examine the bone volume and predict the outcome of the surgery before it even begins.
5 Axis-Milling Machine
This robot carves out the perfect bridge from Zirconia (tooth-colored and long-lasting). Zirconia bridges are the perfect choice for full arch implant restorations. They look and feel great and last a very long time.
3D Printers
Yes, Dental resin can now be 3D printed custom-tailored to your specific needs…while you wait at the office!
Extra-Oral Scanners
The futuristic and highly accurate cameras, take multiple photos of the exact location of the implants so that you can go home with the perfect set of temporary teeth on the day of your surgery.
Digital X-rays
Low radiation and high resolution to detect dental disease as early as possible. A lot of times tooth decay can be reversed if caught early.
Photogrammetry
Detecting the precise implant location in full-mouth rehabilitation cases has become the technology standard. It ensures the prosthesis fits passively over the implants and cuts down the number of required visits to a minimal.