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Our CBCT 3D imaging technology provides unprecedented detail of your oral structures, allowing us to detect problems that might be missed with traditional 2D X-rays. This advanced imaging capability enables us to diagnose conditions earlier, plan treatments more precisely, and achieve better outcomes for complex procedures like implant placement and root canal therapy.
Digital impressions eliminate the discomfort of traditional goopy impression materials, while our laser technology reduces bleeding and swelling during soft tissue procedures. Digital X-rays require less radiation exposure and provide immediate results, reducing your time in the chair and improving your overall experience.
Digital technology streamlines every aspect of your care, from instant X-ray results to same-day crown fabrication capabilities. Our advanced equipment allows us to complete many procedures in fewer appointments while maintaining the highest quality standards, saving you time and reducing the need for multiple visits.
Our intraoral cameras and digital imaging allow you to see exactly what we see on large monitors throughout our treatment rooms. This visual approach helps you better understand your oral health condition, treatment options, and expected outcomes, enabling you to make more informed decisions about your care.
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Yes, CBCT scans are very safe. While they deliver slightly more radiation than traditional dental X-rays, the amount is still minimal and significantly less than medical CT scans. The detailed 3D information often prevents the need for exploratory surgery.
Digital X-rays use 80% less radiation, provide instant images for faster diagnosis, can be enhanced for better viewing, are more environmentally friendly (no chemicals needed), and can be easily shared with specialists or insurance companies electronically.
Digital impressions are more comfortable (no gagging on impression material), more accurate (reducing the need for remakes), faster (instant digital capture), and allow us to show you exactly what we're capturing in real-time on screen.
Absolutely! Intraoral cameras allow you to see exactly what we see, making it easier to understand your dental condition and treatment needs. Many patients find that seeing their teeth up close helps them make more informed decisions about their care.
No, laser dentistry is often less painful than traditional methods. Lasers can reduce bleeding, swelling, and post-operative discomfort. Many soft tissue procedures performed with lasers require little to no anesthesia and heal faster than traditional techniques.
3D imaging allows us to precisely measure bone density, locate nerves and sinuses, and plan exact implant placement before surgery. This technology improves success rates, reduces surgical time, and allows for more predictable outcomes.