Many people are unfamiliar with the role of a Clinical Dental Technician. However, Clinical Dental Technicians play a vital role in the design, construction and fitting of dentures.
What Do Clinical Dental Technicians Do?
Clinical dental technicians assess patients, take impressions, record jaw relationships, design dentures and fit the final prosthesis. They also provide adjustments, repairs and ongoing aftercare.
CDTs Are Not Dentists, They Are Denture Professionals
A clinical dental technician specialises in dentures. Their training focuses specifically on removable prosthetics, allowing them to develop extensive expertise in denture construction and fitting. While dentists provide a broad range of dental treatments, a CDT focuses on creating comfortable and natural looking dentures.
Precision and Accuracy in Your Dentures
One of the greatest benefits of working with a CDT is the attention to detail involved in every stage of treatment. Accurate impressions, bite registrations and denture design contribute to improved comfort, retention and aesthetics.
Why Choose a Clinical Dental Technician?
Patients often appreciate the direct communication and continuity of care offered by a CDT. The same professional who designs the denture is involved throughout the treatment process.
Why Choose Smiles Better?
At Smiles Better, our Clinical Dental Technicians work closely with patients to create bespoke dentures that look natural and feel secure. Combined with our on site laboratory and patented Ultra Grip Dentures, we provide a truly specialist service.
Conclusion
A clinical dental technician can assess, design, construct, fit and repair dentures. Their expertise helps ensure a high standard of comfort, function and appearance for every patient. Call today on 0161 796 2404 or use the Contact Form to get in touch