Primescan

Envisage uses Primescan, the latest in digital dentistry. The days of dentists taking imprints of your oral cavity with impression materials are long gone. Primescan is an entry point into the world of digital dentistry that is appreciated by doctors and lab personnel because of its great performance.

How does it work?

The Primescan intraoral scanner makes capturing digital impressions faster, easier, and more accurate. This method captures up to one million 3D points per second using high-resolution sensors and shortwave light.

The Primescan can scan depths up to 20 millimetres to record comprehensive digital models of deep preparations or subgingival areas, and it uses optical high-frequency contrast analysis to more accurately calculate your scan data.

The Primescan's thorough scan data reliably and efficiently captures all intraoral tissues, making it excellent for restorative dentistry, orthodontics, implants, and other clinical applications.

Envisage can supply you with same-day dental crowns, inlays, and veneers thanks to Primescan 3D scanning. Schedule an appointment at our Envisage clinic and get rid of your dental issue. Make an appointment at our Envisage clinic now to solve your dental problem.

The advantages of using Primescan for Implantology

Fast and accurate

Thanks to software generation 5.2, digital impression capture with Primescan is now up to twice as fast as before, with fewer scan interruptions. Its scan precision is outstanding, resulting in high-quality data for any indicator or luminous substance.

Hygiene

Hygiene Options For both the Acquisition Center and the intraoral scanner, hygiene options are varied. Choose from three different sleeve types, including autoclavable and disposable.

Patients' Well-being

Analog impressions are slower and less pleasant for your patients than an intraoral scan with Primescan. Patients will be amazed to see a 3D model of their teeth, and you may use the large touchscreen to explain treatment options.

We believe in providing not only No Compromise Dentistry but also a Top-Notch Dental experience by our best dental professionals. At Envisage, we understand your doubts and apprehensions about dental procedures, and our dedicated team of professionals ensures that you have a comfortable and relaxing experience throughout your dental journey.

CBCT & OPG

Dental X-Rays are an important aspect of the treatment process. Dentists use X-rays to see the structure and arrangement of a patient's teeth, allowing them to provide you with the best possible care.

An OPG is a panoramic X-ray of the jaws and teeth in which radiation is used to capture images of bones and other internal structures. During the scan, the OPG device is designed to rotate around the patient's head. And it takes about 20 seconds to complete an OPG.

An OPG scan provides information on:

Fractures
Dislocated jaw
Infection
Wisdom teeth

Envisage Clinic has an OPG machine on-site for your convenience, and the images are digitally created and stored alongside other x-rays in your digital file. The image is created in a matter of seconds after the OPG is taken, and our dentists then review it with you to draw a conclusion about the consultation. This can be done as part of a routine dental examination or as a separate visit. An OPG is one of the diagnostic tools our dentists use to ensure that your dental health is maintained and make sure that you don't have to face needless dental problems.

CBCT (CONE BEAM COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY)

Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) is a type of x-ray machine that is utilised when standard dental or face x-rays aren't enough. Our dentists get three-dimensional (3-D) images of your teeth, soft tissues, nerve pathways, and bone in a single scan with this technology.

CBCT provides an undistorted picture of the dentition that can be utilised to visualise both erupted and non-erupted teeth, root orientation, and aberrant structures that are not visible with traditional 2D radiography

How does it work?

It captures the images by sending out many X-ray beams from different angles at the same time using a scanner. Because it can offer cross-sectional views of the body and highly detailed images, CT imaging is regarded as one of the best and fastest techniques for evaluating the body. It works in a similar way to an X-ray. An X-ray produces a two-dimensional image of bone, but a CBCT scan produces a three-dimensional image. Our dentists arrange therapy more precisely using 3D dental CBCT images.

When do you need it?

A CBCT scan will very certainly be required if you visit our clinic for dental implants. It helps our dentists to analyse your health and prepare our treatment strategy before we ever start a procedure because it shows all of your bones, nerves, and soft tissues in great detail. This technology is particularly important in the planning and execution of successful dental implant surgery. CBCT scans assist in having you a great treatment in the following ways:

Give precise measurements, such as the shape and size of your jaw.
Determine the source of your gum problems
Determine the source of your gum problems
Find the source of any pain.
Examine your sinuses, nasal cavity, and nerve canal for any problems.

A full mouth CBCT scan takes roughly 20-40 seconds in most cases. You'll be seated as an x-ray arm rotates slowly around your head during a CBCT scan. Our dentist may ask you to rest your head on a machine component or use stabilisers in or around your ears to keep your head still during the scan. We make sure our patients are not in any discomfort or pain during the procedure.

Contact us

ENVISAGE team is skilled in the design and operation of dental practices. We have a thorough awareness of the dental approvals and regulations that are required. If you need any consultation book an appointment at Envisage clinic now!

Primescan

Primescan

How does it work?

The advantages of using Primescan for Implantology

Fast and accurate

Hygiene

Patients' Well-being

CBCT & OPG

An OPG scan provides information on:

Fractures

Dislocated jaw

Infection

Wisdom teeth

CBCT (CONE BEAM COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY)

How does it work?

When do you need it?

Give precise measurements, such as the shape and size of your jaw.

Determine the source of your gum problems

Determine the source of your gum problems

Find the source of any pain.

Examine your sinuses, nasal cavity, and nerve canal for any problems.

Contact us

ENVISAGE team is skilled in the design and operation of dental practices. We have a thorough awareness of the dental approvals and regulations that are required. If you need any consultation book an appointment at Envisage clinic now!

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