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Get answers to common questions about CAD/CAM Dentistry.
CAD/CAM Dentistry uses digital impressions and computer-aided design to create 3D tooth restorations, then mills them with precise CAM equipment. Compared to traditional lab workflows, CAD/CAM offers faster turnaround, improved fit and the option for same-day crowns and veneers.
Yes. At Realtooth we scan teeth digitally, design the restoration chairside, and mill porcelain crowns the same day. This replaces temporary crowns and lab delays, letting patients leave with a permanent, precisely fitted restoration in a single appointment.
CAD/CAM restorations made from durable ceramics like zirconia or porcelain can last many years — often comparable to laboratory-made work. Longevity depends on material, bite, oral hygiene and regular dental checkups. Proper care and night guards for bruxism extend lifespan significantly.
Most patients receive local anesthesia for tooth preparation; the digital scanning itself is painless. Milling happens in-office or via a connected milling unit, so discomfort is minimal and similar to a conventional crown procedure.
CAD/CAM can produce single crowns, inlays, onlays, veneers and some small bridges. It's ideal for same-day porcelain crowns and conservative restorations. Complex multi-unit cases may still require traditional lab collaboration depending on occlusion and material needs.
Coverage varies by plan. Many insurers cover the restorative portion (crowns) but may not pay extra for same-day CAD/CAM convenience or premium materials. Realtooth staff will verify benefits, obtain preauthorization and explain out-of-pocket costs before treatment.