The biggest culprit in tooth decay today is sugars found in processed foods, candy, soft drinks, sweetened juices, and others foodstuff. Fructose, lactose, and glucose are all sugars that cause a rapid production of acid and the resulting destruction of teeth enamel,...
Conventional regular two-dimensional X-rays (2D) are not always sufficient to determine the extent and nature of a bone lesion or a lesion of the jaw associated with a tooth. In some cases the very presence of a lesion is only verifiable with 3D imaging because often...
This is a case report published in Prexion3D’s December 2011 newsletter. All phases of this case were completed by Dr. Noumbissi. A patient had a missing tooth in the anterior maxilla, 3D dental imaging technology (CBCT) and software (InVivo5) were utilized to...
HOW TO HANDLE A DENTAL EMERGENCY? According to the American Dental Association, the difference between saving and losing a knocked out tooth, is the thirty minutes following the incident. To save the tooth, follow these steps: Rinse the tooth in tap water. Avoid...
IN LAYMAN’S TERMS, A DENTAL CBCT IS A COMPACT, FASTER AND SAFER VERSION OF THE REGULAR MEDICAL CT. This technology unlike medical CAT scans uses of a cone shaped X-Ray beam, therefore the size of the scanner, the radiation dosage and time needed for scanning are all...
Ceramic Dental Implant Technology STATE OF THE ART TECHNOLOGY Our State of the art facility is equipped with the most advanced ceramic dental implant technology available. We offer 3D dental imaging, Computer guided surgery, ultrasonic bone surgery, metal free dental...
