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The goal of any dental restoration is to restore the patient’s oral environment back to its natural or improved appearance and functionality. Dental materials have come a long way since porcelain
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One of the most challenging undertakings in dentistry for both the clinician and the laboratory is a full mouth reconstruction. For patients who present with excessive wear of their dentition, a full mouth reconstruction is critical in re-establishing functional harmony, pulpal health, esthetics, and protecting the dentition from further damage.
Accuracy is a critical component in implant dentistry. But, of course, the key to success in any implant case begins with the surgery. Advancements in this area continue to drive better restorative outcomes. Recently Burbank Dental Lab received a demo on the Yomi Robotic System by Neocis. Robot-assisted surgery is an incredible advancement in the area of dental surgery.
Robotic-Assisted Dental Surgery
While robotic surgery is quite common in other medical disciplines, it is a relatively new application in dental implant placement. Robotic-assisted dental surgery (RADS) offers both a visual navigation as well as haptic guidance for implant treatment planning, osteotomy planning, and placement of the implant.
While dental implant surgeries have come a long way in terms of accuracy thanks to guided surgery applications, there are still issues that can arise. Problems such as perforation of the maxillary sinus, injury to nerves, inferior alveolar canal, tissue damage, and implant failure can occur. These issues can lead to infections causing the patient further medical problems, especially concerning the sinus area. When information and precision are increased, it stands to reason that implant failures will decrease.
The YOMI Alternative Approach
The Yomi demonstration at Burbank Dental Lab revealed an alternative approach to how surgical treatments are done through this technology. The technology follows this workflow:
Before surgery, the clinician creates a virtual treatment plan using CBCT images of the patient’s mouth. Yomi accepts DICOM and STL files. The clinician can view the patients’ nerves, sinus area, teeth, and bone. A prosthetically driven treatment plan is then set based on this anatomical imaging.
Yomi then provides the clinician with surgical support. A computer screen shows the patient’s anatomical features and the location of the robotic drill. The clinician has complete control over the surgical process and can use clinical decision-making in real-time. Through multisensory feedback, Yomi allows the dental implant to be placed in the exact angulation and depth as set by the preoperative plan. The robotic arm will resist movement if the clinician operates outside the plan.
The postoperative results from this process are implants that have been placed in an ideal location in terms of the angulation and depth. The final results of the restorative process will be excellent and predictable overall.
Traditional guided implant surgery has limitations should the clinician need to change something during the surgical process. Yomi provides the clinician with the information and ability to change the plan during the procedure.
Benefits of YOMI Robotic-Assisted Surgery
The Yomi system provides the clinician with the flexibility to perform implant surgery with tactile cues to keep the surgery within the guidelines of the treatment plan. In addition, the system provides the following benefits:
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Untreated gum disease
The membranes around the adjacent teeth have spaces.
Burbank Dental Lab understands the importance of providing the clinicians we partner with information on the latest advancements in dentistry. Yomi fits our criteria for offering technologies that truly push dentistry forward. This is why we have invited Neocis back to Burbank Dental Lab to provide a demonstration for clinicians of the system and answer any specific questions you may have. Call and speak with one of our representatives to reserve your spot to register.
The presentation will take place on Thursday, March 3, 2022, from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm.
We will also have limited 1-on-1 demonstrations for qualified clinicians on March 4, 2022. Call for more information.
Our hearts and deepest gratitude go out to the brave firefighters, first responders, and community members who have worked tirelessly to protect and support those affected by the Los Angeles fires – your selfless dedication to saving lives and helping our neighbors rebuild gives us hope during these challenging times.
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Fabrication of the future is here!
Burbank Dental Lab has three new state-of-the-art Carbon M2 printers. We are very excited about the options that these cutting-edge printers will allow us to offer our dental clients. Here are some of the advantages that these printers will begin to deliver to you and your dental practice.
Our New State-Of-The-Art 3d Printers
Carbon offers a highly dependable 3D manufacturing solution for many dental applications with its breakthrough Digital Light Synthesis™ technology, enabled by a wide range of dental materials.
a new baseline for innovation in fabrication.
Burbank Dental Lab has the next generation of Carbon DLS™. Meet our new Carbon M3 and M3 Max printers. These advanced printers enhance fabrication possibilities using Digital Light Synthesis™ technology, enabling us to provide quality and innovation for our clients.
Meet Our New next generation of carbon DLS™ M3 Max Printers
The M3 printer is the cutting edge of DLS printing with a true 4K light engine. We save time and improve quality with Automated Print Ppreparation which ensures high-quality assurance and results.
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