
State-of-the-art dental technology in Thanet
At Westgate Dental Studios, we pride ourselves on incorporating the most recent advancements in technology, ensuring our patients receive treatments that are not only safer and more accurate but also contribute to a comfortable dental experience.
Revolutionary non-invasive scanning technology
Among the select few dental practices in the UK incorporating CBCT scanning, we offer high-resolution 3D imaging of your teeth and bone structure. CBCT scans empower us to conduct precise treatment analyses, ensuring predictable outcomes. Employed in the planning of procedures such as dental implants and orthodontics, CBCT scans match the level of detail seen in medical CT scans while prioritising patient safety with a significantly reduced radiation dose.
Digital Impressions
Digital impressions and digital dental x-rays have revolutionised dental technology, offering numerous advantages over traditional methods.
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Patients experience increased comfort as digital scans eliminate the need for traditional impressions, which can be uncomfortable and messy. The process involves a small, non-intrusive device.
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Digital scanning provides highly accurate 3D images of teeth and gums. This precision is crucial for planning treatments like bridges and crowns, ensuring a better fit and improved overall results.
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The digital process is faster than traditional methods. There's no waiting for physical casts to set or be shipped, and digital images are available for review almost instantly, reducing both appointment and treatment times.
Digital Dental X-Rays
The integration of digital scans and digital dental x-rays into dental practices not only improves patient comfort but also enhances diagnostic capabilities, streamlining the overall dental experience for both patients and dental professionals.
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Dentists can identify and address dental issues at an early stage with digital x-rays, often before they become visible. This aids in preventing complications and allows for more effective and less invasive treatments.
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Digital x-rays generally require less radiation than traditional film-based x-rays, prioritizing patient safety by minimizing radiation exposure during dental procedures.
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Digital x-ray images are available on the computer screen within minutes, eliminating the need to wait for film development. This enables dentists to assess and discuss findings promptly with the patient.
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The use of a small sensor in the mouth is more comfortable for patients compared to traditional x-ray films, eliminating the discomfort of biting on films or dealing with sharp edges.