Faster, More Precise Dentistry with 3D Printing
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In-house 3D printing at Morgan Heights Dental Centre powers faster, more precise care — from digital models and night guards to surgical guides and temporary teeth, all made right
At Morgan Heights Dental Centre, faster and more precise dentistry starts in our own lab. With in-house 3D printing, we design and build digital models, night guards, surgical guides, flippers, and immediate dentures — layer by layer, straight from your digital scan. ### The digital workflow: scan, design, print Modern dentistry is going digital, and the workflow is simple: 1. Scan — a quick digital scan replaces goopy impressions. 2. Design — computer software tailors the appliance to your bite. 3. Print — we build the finished part in-house, layer by layer. That means faster treatment planning, better-fitting appliances, and less waiting on outside labs. ### Where 3D printing helps your care We use printing only when it offers a real advantage: - Digital dental models printed straight from the scan — no stone, no delay. - Custom night guards for patients who clench or grind, made in fewer steps. - Patient-specific surgical guides for dental implants, planned in 3D and printed biocompatible and sterilizable to help place your implant with precision. - Temporary teeth, flippers, and immediate dentures, ready when you need them. A common question: is this the same as CEREC? No — CEREC same-day crowns are milled from a solid block, while 3D printing builds an object layer by layer. Both are part of the modern technology we use to shorten visits and improve fit. Modern dentistry, powered by modern technology. Contact our South Surrey office to book your appointment.