1. Instant Emergency Replacements
The most significant advantage of digital storage is the "insurance policy" it provides. If your dentures are lost, stepped on, or damaged beyond repair, we don't need to take new, messy impressions.
No New Molds: We skip the goopy trays and gag-inducing putty.
Rapid Turnaround: Because your 3D data is already on file, our on-site labs can begin milling or 3D printing your replacement immediately.
Identical Fit: Your new set will be a carbon copy of the original—no "breaking in" period required.
2. consistent precision and Comfort
Traditional dentures are handmade and subject to tiny human errors or material shrinkage. Digital dentures at MyBite are designed using CAD/CAM technology, capturing 26 specific anatomical landmarks.
Digital Accuracy: Our scans are accurate to within +/- 50 μm (microns), ensuring a snugger fit and better suction.
Fewer Adjustments: Because the scan is a perfect digital map of your mouth, the "sore spot" phase is significantly reduced.
3. Streamlined Appointments (Saving You Time)
We know our patients in Kelowna, Calgary, Airdrie, and Airdrie have busy lives. Stored scans allow us to cut the traditional 5–7 appointment process down to as few as 2 or 3 visits.
First Visit: We capture your digital measurements and prototype.
Second Visit: We fit a 3D-printed prototype to verify speech and aesthetics.
Third Visit: You walk out with your final, high-strength digital dentures.
4. Future-Proofing Your Smile
As you age, the bone structure in your jaw naturally changes. By having a stored scan of your "baseline" or your most comfortable set of dentures, our denturists have a reference point for future relines or adjustments. This data helps us maintain your natural facial support and lip profile over the decades.
Experience the MyBite Digital Advantage
Whether you are looking for digital dentures in Alberta or need emergency denture repair in BC, our digital workflow is designed for your peace of mind. We combine the "human touch" of our expert denturists with the speed of SprintRay 3D printing, the Ivoclar PrograMill PM7, and Zirkonzahn milling.