Technology with a clinical purpose
Digital tools that support specialist precision.
Joburg Dental’s current technology offering includes 3D imaging when required and an in-house SprintRay 3D-printing workflow for implant planning and provisional restorations.
In-house 3D printing
From digital planning to a physical surgical guide.
The practice uses the SprintRay ecosystem to produce high-precision implant surgical guides, provisional restorations and temporary prostheses in-house.
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Digital assessmentImaging and clinical findings provide the information needed to plan the case.
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Guided planningImplant surgical guides can support accurate transfer of the digital plan.
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In-house fabricationSelected guides and provisional/temporary pieces are produced within the practice workflow.
Patient comfort
Conscious sedation options.
Joburg Dental describes anxiety and pain management as an important part of making treatment more comfortable, including nitrous oxide conscious sedation where appropriate.
Ask About Comfort OptionsTechnology is not the treatment plan
Clinical judgement comes first.
Digital tools are useful because they support diagnosis, planning and precision. They do not replace specialist assessment or the conversation about what is appropriate for you.
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