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Prosthodontists utilize digital technology for advanced dental solutions. Some of the more common tools that you will come across in your appointments include intraoral cameras, digital radiography, intraoral scanning, CAD (computer-aided design)/CAM (computer-aided manufacturing) technology, cancer screening tools, and digital guided implant surgery. These advancements make visits with your prosthodontist faster, safer, more comfortable, and […]
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