Dental Technology

Cone beam technology creates detailed 3D images of dental structures, aiding in precise diagnosis and treatment planning, especially for implants and complex dental procedures.

An intraoral scanner digitally captures detailed images of teeth and gums, replacing traditional impressions for more accurate and comfortable dental restorations.

CAD/CAM technology uses computer-aided design and manufacturing to create dental restorations like crowns and bridges quickly and with high precision.

Our 3D printer produces custom dental appliances and models directly from digital scans, enhancing efficiency and customization.

The Cavitron uses ultrasonic vibrations to remove plaque and tartar from teeth gently, reducing discomfort and preserving tooth structure.

Digital X-rays use digital sensors to capture detailed images of teeth, reducing radiation exposure and allowing for immediate viewing and storage.

This technology reduces radiation exposure during dental X-rays by directing X-rays precisely and shielding surrounding tissues from unnecessary radiation.

An intraoral camera provides clear, magnified images of teeth and gums, helping our dentists educate patients about their oral health and visualize treatment needs.

Radiosurge uses radio waves for precise tissue cutting and hemostasis, promoting faster healing and minimal discomfort in soft tissue procedures.

VELscope uses fluorescence visualization to detect oral abnormalities, aiding in the early diagnosis and treatment of oral cancer.