Dental technology

PerioLase® delivers precise laser treatment for gum disease, selectively targeting infected tissue while preserving healthy gum tissue. This minimally invasive approach eliminates bacteria and diseased tissue without the cutting and suturing required by traditional periodontal surgery.

Patients typically experience less discomfort, minimal bleeding, and faster healing compared to conventional gum surgery. The laser stimulates bone regeneration around teeth, often saving teeth that might otherwise require extraction and helping to reverse the damage caused by advanced periodontal disease.

CEREC® allows for complete dental restorations in a single appointment, eliminating the need for temporary crowns and return visits. This computer-assisted design and milling system creates precise, custom-fitted ceramic crowns, inlays, and onlays while you wait, using digital impressions instead of traditional putty molds.

The resulting restorations are not only convenient but also exceptionally durable and natural-looking. CEREC® restorations preserve more of your healthy tooth structure during preparation and are precisely matched to your existing teeth for seamless integration with your smile.

Digital X-rays produce instant, high-resolution images that can be enlarged and enhanced for superior diagnostic accuracy. This imaging method uses significantly less radiation than traditional film x-rays—up to 90% less—while providing clearer images that help detect dental issues at their earliest stages.

The immediate availability of digital images streamlines your appointment and allows for real-time discussion of findings. This environmentally friendly approach eliminates chemical processing waste and allows for easy sharing of images with specialists or insurance providers when needed.

Cone Beam computed tomography provides detailed three-dimensional images of teeth, bone, nerves, and soft tissues with remarkable clarity. This advanced imaging reveals the exact size, shape, and position of anatomical structures, allowing for more precise diagnosis and treatment planning than conventional two-dimensional x-rays.

The comprehensive view of your oral structures enables more predictable outcomes for implant placement, extraction of impacted teeth, and other complex procedures. Cone Beam scans use significantly less radiation than traditional CT scans while providing the detailed information needed for optimal treatment decisions.

3D printing brings unprecedented precision to dental appliance fabrication, creating highly detailed models, surgical guides, and orthodontic devices with remarkable accuracy. This additive manufacturing process builds custom dental solutions layer by layer, ensuring perfect fit and function for each patient’s unique oral structure.

The superior precision of 3D printed dental products leads to more comfortable fit, reduced chairtime, and better clinical outcomes. This approach allows for rapid production of complex dental designs that would be difficult or impossible to create using traditional methods.