Our Technology

OurTechnology

At Herman Advance Dental, we understand the importance of staying at the forefront of dental advancements. That’s why we have integrated cutting-edge CEREC technology into our practice, allowing us to offer efficient and precise dental restorations in a single visit.

What is Cerec Technology

CEREC, or Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics, is a revolutionary dental technology that has transformed the way dental restorations are designed and placed. Utilizing CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing) technology, CEREC enables dentists to create custom, high-quality dental crowns, inlays, onlays, and veneers in a single appointment. This advanced system offers unparalleled convenience, precision, and esthetic results for patients seeking dental treatments.

Our Advanced CEREC Equipment

PrimeScan Intraoral Scanner

This cutting-edge scanner captures highly accurate digital impressions with minimal discomfort, ensuring the best possible foundation for restorations.

PrimeMill Milling Machine

Offering rapid and precise milling, the PrimeMill allows us to create a wide range of dental restorations using various materials, delivering exceptional results in a single visit.

CEREC SpeedFire Furnace

The SpeedFire furnace streamlines the sintering and glazing process for restorations, significantly reducing treatment times while maintaining high-quality and durable results.

PrimeScan Intraoral Scanner

This cutting-edge scanner captures highly accurate digital impressions with minimal discomfort, ensuring the best possible foundation for restorations.

PrimeMill Milling Machine

Offering rapid and precise milling, the PrimeMill allows us to create a wide range of dental restorations using various materials, delivering exceptional results in a single visit.

CEREC SpeedFire Furnace

The SpeedFire furnace streamlines the sintering and glazing process for restorations, significantly reducing treatment times while maintaining high-quality and durable results.

Benefits of CEREC

At Herman Advance Dental, our use of CEREC technology brings a wealth of benefits to our patients, ensuring they receive the best possible care and outcomes:

Same-day restorations:
With CEREC’s advanced capabilities, we can complete dental restorations in a single visit, eliminating the need for temporary solutions and multiple appointments.

Enhanced patient comfort:
The CEREC system’s digital impression technology means no more uncomfortable putty-like materials, and the entire process is streamlined for a more pleasant experience.

High-quality materials and esthetic results:
CEREC uses premium ceramic materials that closely resemble the appearance of natural teeth, resulting in restorations that look and feel like the real thing.

Long-lasting dental work:
The precision and accuracy of CEREC technology, combined with the use of durable ceramic materials, ensure that your dental restorations will stand the test of time.

Experience the Herman Advance Dental difference with our commitment to providing advanced dental solutions and exceptional patient care through the use of CEREC technology.

The CEREC Process at Herman Advance Dental

Experience the convenience and efficiency of CEREC technology at Herman Advance Dental with our streamlined treatment process:

  1. Tooth preparation: Our dentist will prepare the tooth by removing any decay and shaping the tooth’s surface to accommodate the restoration.
  2. Digital impression: Using the advanced PrimeScan intraoral scanner, we capture a highly accurate 3D digital image of the prepared tooth and surrounding teeth, eliminating the need for traditional impressions.
  3. Restoration design: Our dentist employs the CEREC software to design a custom restoration based on the digital impression, ensuring precise adjustments for an optimal fit and natural appearance.
  4. Milling and sintering: The restoration is milled from a block of high-quality ceramic material using the PrimeMill milling machine. Afterward, the CEREC SpeedFire furnace sinters and glazes the restoration for enhanced durability and esthetics.
  5. Placement: Once the restoration is complete, our dentist will check its fit, make any necessary adjustments, and cement it onto the prepared tooth.