SIMPLIFYING DIGITAL FULL-DENTURE FABRICATION WITH IVOTION

Full-denture fabrication is one of the most challenging tasks in prosthetic dentistry, requiring precision, aesthetics, and a significant amount of time. However, with advancements in digital technology, crafting full dentures has become simpler, more efficient, and more reliable than ever before.

Ivotion: A Breakthrough in Full-Denture Fabrication

Ivotion is a fully integrated system combining CAD/CAM technology with premium materials to produce complete dentures in a single milling step. With Ivotion, essential components such as the denture base and teeth are incorporated into a single material block, eliminating the need for traditional processes like tooth arrangement, wax-up, and flasking.

Outstanding Advantages of Ivotion

1. 1. Simplified Fabrication Process
      Ivotion streamlines the fabrication process using CAD/CAM technology to design and produce dentures in just one milling step. This minimizes the complexity of manual steps, from impression-taking to tooth arrangement.
   2. High Precision
      With advanced digital design software and modern milling machines, Ivotion ensures maximum precision in every detail, from occlusion to aesthetic contours, delivering optimal results.
   3. Time-Saving
      Compared to traditional methods, Ivotion significantly reduces production time. The entire process, from design to completion, can be shortened, eliminating the need for several days or even weeks.
   4. Exceptional Aesthetics and Durability
      Ivotion discs are made from high-quality PMMA materials, offering natural colors, superior mechanical strength, and excellent wear resistance.
   5. High Versatility
      Ivotion is suitable for both new full-denture cases and replacing old dentures, catering to diverse patient needs.

The Ivotion Full-Denture Fabrication Process

1. 1. Digital Impression
      A 3D scanner is used to capture the patient’s oral data with precision and speed.
   2. Digital Design
      The scanned data is transferred to CAD software, allowing technicians to design the denture to meet requirements for occlusion, shape, and aesthetics.
   3. Ivotion Disc Milling
      The Ivotion disc is placed into the CAM milling machine to produce the complete denture in a single step.
   4. Finishing and Polishing
      The milled denture is polished to achieve a natural shine before fitting it for the patient.

Conclusion

Ivotion not only revolutionizes the process of full-denture fabrication but also enhances the quality of treatment and experience for both dentists and patients. With its ability to optimize time, reduce errors, and deliver superior aesthetic results, Ivotion is the future of prosthetic dentistry.