Cerec | The Children's Dental Centre

Same-Day Solutions with CEREC

Restorative dentistry can typically take multiple visits to the dentist due to taking impressions and sending them off to a lab to create the ceramic restoration like a crown or bridge. With CEREC, dental work can be created and placed in a single appointment.

CEREC takes the stress out of multiple visits and you can say goodbye to temporary solutions with this innovative technology. Let us be your one-stop visit for restorative dentistry. We’re proud to offer convenient smile solutions for you and your family.

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What Is CEREC?

CEREC stands for Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramic. It’s a method of creating ceramic dental restorations, such as a crown, in our office.

Using computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM), dental restorations can be made from impressions of your teeth on the same day.

CEREC can be used to create:

Crowns
Inlays & onlays
Bridges
Veneers
Dental Implants
Dentures
Orthodontic appliances

The CEREC Process

Your dentist will examine your teeth and talk about your dental plans to determine if CEREC is the right option to help restore your teeth and smile. If we determine CEREC is right for your needs, we’ll go through the following steps:

We’ll start by preparing the tooth for restoration. This will often require numbing to the area.
Next, we’ll take a scan or impression of your mouth.
The impressions are sent through the specialized computer software to create your custom restoration ceramic.
Once completed, we’ll place the restoration in your mouth and make any necessary adjustments before bonding it to your teeth.

Convenient Family Dental Care

We want to help make sure your trip to the dentist is a comfortable and easy one. With CEREC, we can create custom, same-day solutions to restore your smile.

Visit us for your next dental exam.

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Our Location

Dr. Masse and her team are available even when their office is closed. You can reach us by calling the emergency number 647-613-5437 at any time. Urgent dental issues typically include recent injuries to the mouth and/or teeth, tooth pain, swollen face from a tooth infection, fractured teeth or post-surgical inquiries. It is helpful to have photos of the dental issue, so you may want to take a few pictures with your phone and have them ready to send to us before calling. We know it’s not always easy to get a photograph, but just try your best.