Our Technology
Digital Impression
Digital Impressions are captured using an intraoral wand that is inserted into the patients mouth and moved over the surface area of the teeth. Digital Impressions use a chairside monitor to display the impression image as it is being captured. This procedure takes about two minutes. The impression information is then transferred to a computer and used to create the final crown
Gentle Wave
RCT has depended primarily on files to manually remove infected tissue and tooth structure from inside the tooth. Files, however, have limited reach inside complex root canal anatomy and can leave behind infected tissue and bacteria, leaving the tooth susceptible to reinfection. The Gentle Wave Procedure minimizes manual instrumentation, and instead utilizes a powerful vortex of proced
CBCT 3D Cone Beam
Dental Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is a particular type of X-ray machine used in situations where a traditional dental X-ray is not sufficient. It is also used as diagnostic imaging to find the pathology of oral and maxillofacial (jaw and face) structures.
Microscopic Dentistry Lens
Intraoral Imaging
The intraoral camera is an amazing diagnostic tool for viewing different angles in the mouth that we would not have been able to just a few years ago. The camera gives us the ability to view the entire mouth on a monitor so that we can get a closer look at any potential issues or problems that may arise. In addition, the patient will have the ability to see for themselves first h
Waterlase
Waterlase® Dentistry uses a patented technology combining YSGG laser energy and a spray of water, a process called HydroPhotonics™, to perform a wide range of dental procedures on teeth, gum and bone more comfortably. Waterlase uses fewer shots and less anesthesia reducing patient anxiety and providing a more relaxing dental experience.