One of the best options for dental patients today who need to restore and replace their smile is a full arch dental prosthesis device. In the past, installing bridges and crowns often meant installing one tooth or maybe a few teeth at a time. With full arch milling, it’s possible to replace the full row of teeth on the top or bottom (or both) of the mouth with a single device.
Full arch dental devices are a great option for patients. However, designing and creating them does take a lot of work and practice. Fortunately, dental practices can also partner with full arch milling companies that specialize exclusively in designing and building dental devices that can, quite frankly, change lives. Otherwise, with enough patience and investment, your team may be able to cultivate the skills necessary to properly mill artificial teeth.
Let’s cover some tips and suggestions for full arch milling. If you have questions, get in touch with Full Arch Mill Dental Services. We’re based in Florida but we’ve helped restore and complete thousands of smiles across the USA.
Practice, Practice, Practice
Practice makes perfect. That’s as true in dentistry as it is elsewhere. If you’re looking to perfect your skills with full arch milling, you’ll need plenty of practice. For dentists looking to learn how to install full arch devices, this often means hands-on training. Various workshops are available, typically lasting between 4 to 8 days, give or take.
When it comes to designing and building dental implants and bridges themselves, this takes a lot of experience and practice. At Full Arch Mill Dental Services, we know that our company is only as skilled as our various technicians and dental experts. If you’d like to learn how to use milling tools and everything else that goes into successful full arch milling, it’s smart to reach out to established companies to see if they have job openings. Some of the companies that sell milling tools, digital scanners, and other equipment, also provide training programs.
We’ve spent a lot of time training our staff and providing them with the best tools in the business. This has allowed us to establish ourselves as arguably the leading full arch milling service in Florida (and beyond). Practice, and lots of it, has played a critical role in our path to success.
Make Sure You Get Accurate Scans and Measurements
If you go back a hundred or so years, dental implants and false teeth were quite simple and crude. Obtaining a natural smile was difficult if not impossible with artificial teeth. Some solutions, like ivory teeth, offered more realistic looks than other solutions, say silver teeth, but even then shaping the teeth to look natural and crafting dentures and other solutions that provided a tight fit was difficult if not impossible.
One of the biggest advances in dental prosthesis design and construction is the ability to use 3-D imagery, mouth scans, molds, and similar tools to first accurately map a person’s mouth. Then using advanced machinery like robots, it’s possible to craft teeth that emulate the natural shape of teeth in a specific person’s mouth. The end result? An artificial smile that may well look better than many natural smiles.
Yet if you don’t get the right 3-D imagery, molds, or other scans, it’s going to be far more difficult to create high-quality artificial teeth that look natural and properly fit in the patient’s mouth. So make sure you start with a sound foundation by using the right scanning tools and using them well.
Partner With Full Arch Milling Specialists
Full arch milling is proving to be one of the most effective and preferred solutions for folks looking to replace their teeth and restore their smile. You’ll find plenty of information on our website discussing the benefits of full arch million, but in brief:
- Full arch milling offers complete smile restoration.
- Easier to ensure a consistent, natural-looking smile.
- When properly designed, milled, and installed, patients will typically enjoy strong biting action and firm fit.
- Some patients will find a full mouth of synthetic teeth easier to care for than natural teeth, or natural teeth mixed with artificial teeth.
Some dental offices will mill teeth on-site. This can work out well if the dental practice enjoys high demand for full arch implants and bridges. However, keep in mind that the milling equipment is expensive, and finding enough time and the right skilled talent to handle everything can be daunting.
That’s why Full Arch Mill Dental Services now specializes exclusively in designing and producing the best full arch dental prosthesis devices available in Florida and indeed the United States, crafted from high-quality titanium, zirconia, and other materials.
Put Yourself and Your Patients in Position for Success
Full arch milling takes skilled hands, lots of practice, the right equipment, high-quality materials, and much more. With a lot of patience and the right investments -in terms of both time and money- it may be possible to develop the skills and set up the infrastructure needed for successful full arch milling. You can also reach out to Full Arch Mill Dental Services. We’ve helped restore over 5,000 smiles so far, and we look forward to helping even more patients and dentists in the future.