Digital Dentistry, Robotics and Nanodentistry

In contrast to electrical or mechanical components alone, digital dentistry are often defined as any dental technology or device that encompasses digital or computer-controlled components. Both for restorative and diagnostic purposes, digital dentistry can make dental procedures more efficient than employing mechanical instruments.

Robotics are increasingly being used in navigational surgery for a variety of medical specialisations, owing to advances in technology and computer science. When it comes to inserting instrumentation, robotics has advantages over freehand procedures.

Nanodentistry has emerged as a new branch of nanotechnology that uses nanoparticles to aid in the diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and improvement of dental health. Clusters of atoms, grains, fibres, films, crystals, and nanoholes are examples of nanomaterials.

• Digital Dentistry technologies
• CAD/CAM in dentistry
• Intra-oral cameras
• Virtual and Augmented Reality
• Nanodevices, Chips and Nanomaterials