CEREC is a highly innovative system which is able to produce a ceramic veneer, crown, inlay or onlay in a complete session.

Where this differs from other forms of treatment is that the patient can have their crown, or veneer, designed, created and fitted – all in the one visit!

The traditional approach involves two stages: the diagnostics in the first stage followed by the actual fitting of a crown, or veneer in the second stage. This usually means a wait of two weeks in between.

However, this system combines all of that into a single visit which saves time and money. If you need a new replacement tooth or ‘restoration’ then consider the CEREC system.

‘What is CEREC?’ ‘Is CEREC more expensive than conventional treatment?’ ‘How does it work?’ These are just a few questions patients have regarding this cutting edge system

What is the CEREC system?

CEREC is a revolutionary new system, pioneered by Sirona Dental Systems UK. This technological system consists of a computerized design unit with state of the art software and a milling machine.

The design unit enables the dentist to take a 3D image of your tooth which is then used as a template for the restoration.

The dentist then uses the milling machine, which creates your restoration from a high quality ceramic block.

A sealant is a thin, plastic coating painted on the chewing surfaces of molars and premolars (the teeth directly) in front of the molars). Sealants have been shown to be highly effective in the prevention of cavities.

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