Get Same-Day Crowns in Palmer with Advanced Digital Dentistry

At Palmer Dentistry & Implants, we offer precise and efficient dental restorations in a single visit using CAD/CAM technology. With this advanced system, there’s no need for temporary crowns, messy impressions, or multiple appointments—just fast, accurate results designed around your smile.

What Is CAD/CAM Dentistry?

CAD/CAM stands for Computer-Aided Design and Computer-Aided Manufacturing, a high-tech process that allows us to digitally scan, design, and create dental restorations right here in our Palmer office.

In one appointment, we can craft strong, tooth-colored restorations such as:

• Dental crowns
• Custom veneers
• Inlays and onlays
• Certain types of bridges

Why Patients Prefer Same-Day Restorations

• Time-saving convenience—no return visits needed
• Digital precision using a handheld scanner
• Tailored fit for a custom bite and natural tooth shape
• Aesthetic quality with natural-looking ceramic materials
• Reliable durability that lasts with proper care

How the CAD/CAM Process Works

• Digital Scanning – After preparing the tooth, we scan it using a 3D digital scanner
• On-Screen Design – Your restoration is digitally crafted to ensure a custom fit and natural appearance
• Milling On-Site – The crown or veneer is milled from a ceramic block right in our office
• Placement – We polish, adjust, and securely bond the restoration—all in one visit

Is Same-Day Dentistry Right for You?

This technology is perfect for patients who want to:

• Receive a crown, veneer, or inlay without delay
• Avoid temporary restorations and return appointments
• Experience fast, comfortable, and precise dental care
• Get aesthetic, tooth-colored results with minimal hassle

Whether you’re short on time or simply prefer a streamlined experience, CAD/CAM dentistry at Palmer Dentistry & Implants makes restorative care faster and more efficient than ever.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are same-day crowns just as durable?
A: Yes! Our ceramic crowns are milled for long-term function and designed to withstand daily use with proper care.

Q: Can everything be done in one visit?
A: In most cases, yes. The entire process typically takes under two hours.

Q: Is it painful?
A: Not at all. We utilize digital tools and conservative techniques to ensure your comfort throughout the process.

Q: Does dental insurance cover this?
A: Many insurance plans do cover CAD/CAM restorations. Our team can help verify your benefits and explain your options to you.