The Tools That Change What's Possible
Modern dental technology isn't just about gadgets — it means more accurate diagnoses, less radiation, faster healing, and a more comfortable visit for you.
Digital X-Rays
Clearer images, far less radiation.
Digital X-rays produce a clear, high-resolution image, so your dentist can diagnose and treat any issue more accurately. Because the images are captured digitally, you can view them on a monitor alongside your dentist, which makes co-planning your care straightforward. They also emit a much lower dose of radiation than traditional film X-rays.
- ✓ Bitewings
- ✓ Periapical
- ✓ Full mouth (FMX)
- ✓ Panoramic
Each type of X-ray is used for its own unique purposes, so the type you need may be different from one visit to the next.
3D CBCT Imaging
Detailed 3D imaging of teeth, jaws and bone.
Cone-beam computed tomography produces a 3D image of your teeth, jaws and the surrounding structures. It gives a comprehensive picture of your oral anatomy — especially valuable when a 2D X-ray cannot show enough. We use CBCT to plan dental implant placement precisely, evaluate the position of teeth and roots, and assess bone before extractions and grafting.
- ✓ Planning dental implant placement
- ✓ Assessing bone for grafting
- ✓ Locating roots and nerves before extractions
- ✓ Evaluating complex root canal cases
Digital Scanner
A 3D model of your teeth, with no impression trays.
Our digital scanner captures a 3D virtual model of your teeth, eliminating the need for messy dental impressions — no biting down on gooey material, which matters if you have a strong gag reflex. The models are more accurate than traditional impressions and are stored digitally, which helps during Invisalign treatment and custom crown, bridge and veneer work.
- ✓ No impression trays or setting material
- ✓ Invisalign clear aligners
- ✓ Zirconia and porcelain crowns
- ✓ Stored digitally for future comparison
Intraoral Camera
See what we see.
A small camera lets us photograph individual teeth and show them to you on the monitor as we go. Cracks, worn fillings and early decay are easier to understand when you can see them yourself, so treatment decisions are made together, with nothing taken on faith.
- ✓ Close-up photos of each tooth
- ✓ Shown on screen during your exam
- ✓ Kept in your record to track changes
- ✓ Helpful for insurance documentation
LANAP Laser Gum Therapy
Treating gum disease without scalpels or sutures.
LANAP (Laser-Assisted New Attachment Procedure) uses a dental laser to remove diseased tissue and bacteria from around the teeth while leaving healthy gum tissue in place. Compared with traditional gum surgery there is no cutting and no stitching, which typically means less discomfort and a faster recovery.
- ✓ Targets bacteria and infected tissue
- ✓ No scalpel, no sutures
- ✓ Less discomfort and swelling than traditional surgery
- ✓ Supports reattachment of gum to tooth