Latest Dental Technologies

As its name implies, 3D imaging also provides more accuracy and efficiency in monitoring growth and detecting dental problems. The digital images capture the entire mouth and jaw from every angle.
Feel free to ask us any questions about our imaging systems during your visit.

The small particles are made of silica, aluminum oxide or baking soda and aid in cleaning the tooth surface. Air abrasion allows for decay to be quickly removed while still preserving healthy tooth structure. The particles and decay are then suctioned out of the mouth.

Air abrasion is gentle because it generates no heat, sound, pressure or vibration. It also reduces the need for anesthesia, making it an ideal choice for children and those who experience dental anxiety.

Indoor air can become contaminated by things brought in from outdoors. This can include dust, dirt, allergens, skin cells, mold, bacteria, fungus, viruses and volatile organic compounds. When working properly, our immune systems do a great job of fighting off these contaminants. However, with our state-of-the-art air purification system we can take these contaminants out of the air before they reach our bodies.

The system cleans, purifies and re-energizes the indoor air by capturing dust particles, pollen, allergens, viruses, and other pollutants that are found indoors. It works quietly and effectively to create a healthy and stress-free environment for all our patients.

As dental offices go digital, reminders can go beyond the written cards or personal phone calls that are prone to human error.
Systems are becoming computerized and automated, providing patients timely reminders through email and sometimes text messaging too.

Dental implants are the most cutting-edge therapy available for the replacement of missing teeth.

This machine takes 3-D and digital panoramic images of your mouth, allowing us to monitor growth and diagnose problems, as well as capture a thorough view of the entire mouth from every angle. With the CBCT Scanner, implant therapy is more predictable and more precise than ever before.

This software is beneficial for patients who are considering cosmetic procedures but are not sure if they're ready for dramatic changes. Digital imaging also allows us to document your dental case and procedures very well. We take digital images of your face, teeth and smile to provide us with a permanent dental record and to provide a visual documentation of treatment.

With digital impressions, you no longer have to suffer through uncomfortable traditional impression trays or temporaries. Rather, we simply scan your teeth with our impression technology to create a digital image. We then use this image to produce the restoration of choice, either on-site or through a milling lab. Once the restoration is created, we are able to blend the restoration in with your surrounding teeth, adjust as needed and give it a final polish.

The result is a highly-detailed image of the mouth, and its contrast and resolution can be enhanced to more easily diagnose dental problems and determine the very best treatment for each case.

This means more safety and better accuracy for you.

The device works by using a pair of electrodes to measure the apex of the root, which has a specific resistant to electrical current.

We can submit information more efficiently and with fewer errors. This benefits patients because the turn-around time on claims is faster and fewer claims are returned or denied.

We are happy to submit your dental claims to your insurance company on your behalf. Please let us know if you have any questions about the e-claim process.

With less trauma to the pulp, the teeth are less likely to die; therefore, the risk for root canal treatment is greatly reduced.

The full-color images are sent to a computer screen, making it easy to see and diagnose dental problems much earlier than with traditional dental technology. Patients are also able to watch the whole process because the images are displayed on screens in treatment rooms.

Rather, they reveal problems such as impacted teeth, bone abnormalities and fractures, infections, and cysts or tumors. Because of this, they are a staple technology in any oral or maxillofacial practice. Panoramic x-rays provide an accurate and trusted diagnosis so that the most viable treatment plans can be executed.

With traditional paper charting, information can be lost in translation from doctor to hygienist to assistant. Even handwriting differences and coding make the charts look different. The computer eliminates this problem by standardizing charting methods, making it easy to understand dental charts, view up-to-date information and keep records accurately. When needed, this method also allows dental offices to more easily share information with other healthcare providers.

Our office invests in patient education software because we want you to feel confident in every dental decision you make. This investment helps us clearly communicate—and it helps you learn more.

As the tip glides over the tooth surface it is much more effective at removing hard buildup and calcium deposits than hand scaling alone. It will smooth out bumps and divots in the surface to prevent buildup. Surface stains can also be lifted during the process leaving your teeth whiter than before.