CEREC in Montreal: One-visit Restorations That Are Precise and Comfortable
Are you looking for CEREC in Montreal to restore a tooth efficiently? This technology uses computer-assisted design and manufacturing to create ceramic restorations in the clinic from a digital impression. It can enable a single-visit restoration with precise adjustment and durable bonding when appropriate. The workflow includes 3D imaging, software design, milling of a ceramic block, and finishing before final placement.
Our team uses this approach at the Centre de Santé Dentaire de Montréal for reliable restorations, including dental crowns completed in one visit when indicated. We organize care around your comfort and provide clear guidance at every step. Entrust your case to us so that we can receive a personalized plan and a straightforward explanation of the process.
What Is CEREC and How Does It Work?
CEREC is a computer-aided design and manufacturing system that scans the tooth, designs the restoration in software, then mills a ceramic piece in the clinic before try-in and adhesive placement. With CEREC in Montreal, some treatments can be completed the same day, depending on the case. Ceramic materials support functional integration and a harmonious shade. Talk to us to obtain a personalized opinion and appropriate options.
Which Clinical Needs Does This Solution Address?
After evaluation, CEREC in Montreal suits various situations. Common examples include:
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A crown on a tooth weakened by extensive decay or fracture.
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Replacement of a large filling with a ceramic inlay or onlay.
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Partial coverage to stabilize a compromised tooth.
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Veneer, when improving form and function, is relevant.
Discuss your case with our team to confirm the indication for your tooth.
In-clinic Procedure: Key Steps
Below is the typical sequence, from assessment to final placement:
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Clinical examination and preparation.
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Digital impression with an intraoral camera.
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3D design of the restoration.
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In-clinic milling of the ceramic.
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Try-in with adjustments to occlusion and contacts.
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Finishing, staining if needed, and adhesive bonding.
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Care instructions and follow-up planning.
Call us to schedule your visit and receive guidance tailored to your situation.
