Dental Technology

Digital X-rays capture clear, detailed images of your teeth, jawbone, and surrounding structures instantly using significantly less radiation than traditional methods. This technology allows for quicker diagnosis of hidden cavities, infections, bone loss, and impacted teeth, all while improving your safety and reducing your time in the chair. The images appear on screen within seconds, so you and your dentist can review and discuss them together for a better understanding of your oral health.

The 3Shape TRIOS Scanner uses advanced optical imaging to create accurate digital models of your teeth and gums without the need for messy impressions. This tool improves the precision of crowns, bridges, Invisalign, and other restorative or cosmetic treatments. It enhances your comfort during the process and allows for faster lab turnaround, which means fewer appointments and better-fitting results.

The MouthWatch intraoral camera is a handheld device that takes high-definition images inside your mouth, allowing us to show you exactly what we see during your exam. This helps in identifying issues like cracks, decay, and gum inflammation early, and gives you a clear visual explanation of your diagnosis. The result is a more transparent, engaging experience that builds trust and helps you make informed decisions about your treatment.

Our practice uses Surgically Clean Air systems, which continuously filter and purify the air throughout the office. These hospital-grade units remove airborne pollutants, allergens, viruses, and bacteria, helping create a cleaner, healthier environment for both patients and staff. This technology supports your overall wellness and adds an extra layer of protection every time you visit.

Panoramic and cephalometric X-rays provide full-mouth and full-head images that help us assess jaw alignment, sinus conditions, bone levels, wisdom teeth, and orthodontic concerns. These wide-view scans are essential for planning braces, implants, oral surgery, and TMJ therapy. They allow us to create customized treatment plans with a comprehensive understanding of your unique dental structure, improving safety, accuracy, and long-term outcomes.