Advanced Dental Technology Near You

Dental technology has introduced innovative advancements over the last few years, making dental appointments quicker and much more thorough.


Some of the laborious tasks of dentistry have been simplified and the process for several of these duties has proven more efficient.


Technology has already altered our everyday lives at home and in the workplace, making it only a matter of time until modern developments changed how patients perceived a routine dental appointment. Here are the pieces of technology we have in our office.

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  • CBCT Machine

    Dental cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) is a special type of x-ray machine that is implemented in scenarios where normal dental or facial x-rays are insufficient. This variation of the CT scanner employs a special type of technology to generate 3D images of dental structures, soft tissues, nerve paths, and bone in the craniofacial area, in one scan. These images allow for more specific treatment planning. The CBCT machine has an x-ray beam, in the shape of a cone, which moves around you to create a large number of high-quality images, or views. It was developed as a means to produce similar images to what a CT provides, though with a significantly smaller and less costly machine that could be situated in an outpatient office. Providing detailed images of the bone, the CBCT machine evaluates diseases of the jaw, dentition, bony structures of the face, sinuses, and nasal cavity. One shortcoming is that it does not provide the comprehensive diagnostic information available with conventional CT, especially in the analyzing of soft tissue structures such as muscles, glands, nerves, and lymph nodes. The CBCT machine can also be used for reconstructive surgery, cephalometric analysis, locating the origin of pathology, surgical planning for impacted teeth, diagnosing temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD), and for the accurate placement of dental implants.

  • Intraoral Scanner - Planmeca Emerald

    The Planmeca Emerald is a cutting-edge intraoral scanner that delivers precise and high-quality digital impressions. Its lightweight design and ergonomic shape ensure patient comfort while allowing our team to capture accurate 3D images of your teeth and gums. This scanner is known for its speed, reliability, and the ability to visualize dental restorations, orthodontic cases, and other procedures in exceptional detail. Its advanced technology facilitates faster turnaround times for treatments like crowns, bridges, and Invisalign aligners.


  • Digital X-Ray

    Digital X-rays provide a safer, faster, and more detailed alternative to traditional X-rays. With significantly reduced radiation exposure, they offer a more patient-friendly approach to dental imaging. Digital X-rays allow our team to capture and analyze high-resolution images in real-time, improving diagnostic accuracy and enabling immediate treatment planning. These images can be easily stored, shared, and enhanced for better visualization of oral health concerns such as cavities, bone loss, and impacted teeth.

  • DigiDoc for Intraoral Cameras

    The DigiDoc intraoral camera enhances diagnostic accuracy and patient communication by providing clear, high-definition images of your teeth and gums. This tool allows our team to identify dental issues such as cavities, cracks, or gum disease with exceptional clarity. Patients can see exactly what the dentist sees, making it easier to understand recommended treatments. The DigiDoc system bridges the gap between diagnosis and treatment, fostering trust and transparency during consultations.

  • iTero Digital Scanner

    In 2007, the dental industry made another advancement with a new piece of technology called the iTero digital scanner. This piece of technology takes highly accurate 3D scans of your mouth. The iTero digital scanner is commonly used to help dental professionals create accurate models for dental restorations which include implants, crowns, and veneers. It is also commonly used for orthodontics to identify issues that may occur during an orthodontic treatment, such as for braces or clear aligners.

  • ARES Sleeping Test

    Assessing sleep disorders requires our dentist to accumulate as much data as possible before recommending a treatment plan. This information includes factors that cannot be determined when a patient is awake, such as sleeping position, snoring volume, and other indicators of various sleep disorders. The Apnea Risk Evaluation System (ARES) is an intuitive device utilized to measure several symptoms that patients exhibit in their sleep. First, an ARES questionnaire is provided to patients and the data from this survey looks at snoring history, ethnic background, sleep quality, and more to conclude if a home sleep test is a suitable method of testing. If so, we explain the instructions and demonstrate how you put the unit on before going to sleep. A sensor touches the forehead, and two hose nodules connect to the nostrils, detecting your breathing throughout the night. The ARES test monitors your blood oxygen saturation, nasal airflow, pulse rate, heart rate, and snoring level. At any point, if the sensors or nodules dislodge, the device will attempt to wake you up with a repetitive, loud auditory signal. After you have completed the sleep test, our dentist will analyze the data and determine if further tests or a treatment plan are required.

  • Diode Laser

    The diode laser represents a modern approach to soft tissue treatments in dentistry. This versatile tool is used for procedures like gum contouring, treating periodontal disease, and enhancing oral hygiene by precisely targeting and removing affected tissues. The diode laser minimizes discomfort, promotes faster healing, and reduces the risk of infection, ensuring a more efficient and pain-free experience for patients undergoing soft tissue treatments.

  • Medify Air Filtration Systems

    Our Medify Air filtration systems prioritize your health and safety by ensuring the air in our office is clean and free from harmful contaminants. These advanced air purifiers remove up to 99.9% of airborne particles, including bacteria, viruses, allergens, and dust, creating a safe and comfortable environment for all patients and staff. By incorporating Medify Air systems, we uphold the highest standards of hygiene and wellness during your dental visit.

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