Dental Technology

Digital X-Rays

Digital X-rays use digital sensors instead of traditional photographic X-ray film. They produce highly detailed computer images of the teeth and gums, as well as other oral structures and conditions.

Modern X-rays expose the patient to significantly less radiation. Additionally, they are faster because the films don't have to be developed, and because there are no films, it is more environmentally friendly.

Cone Beam Cat Scan

Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) is a special type of X-ray machine that generates 3D images of dental structures, soft tissues, nerve paths and bone in the craniofacial region in a single scan.

Images obtained with CBCT allow for more precise treatment planning, including analyzing your airway for snoring and sleep apnea treatment. It is also particularly useful to safely pinpoint the location of implants.

Digital Impressions

Instead of using impression putty, which is somewhat uncomfortable in the mouth, we use a digital scanner. Fast and comfortable, this tool displays your teeth onscreen and software can then process the image to design a restoration procedure or plan a treatment. 

On-Site CEREC^®

CEREC technology allows us to manufacture your crowns, inlays, and ceramic veneers on site in a single appointment. Temporary restoration and a second visit after the final restoration is received from the laboratory are no longer necessary.

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Oral Cancer Screening Device

During dental exams, we take two or three minutes to use VELscope^®, a device that visualizes precancerous cells in the mouth. If cancer is caught early, it is much easier to treat and your chances of survival are greatly increased.

Healing with FRP

The use of Platelets Rich in Fibrin (PRF) can accelerate healing following bone grafts, gum grafts, extractions or implantation. It is a natural, biocompatible healing method that helps you heal faster..