Looking more closely
Dental technology helps us look more closely and plan treatment. Better visibility can support a conservative approach, which fits our focus on aesthetic restoration and preserving natural teeth.
Seeing detail
- Dental microscopes: Magnification and illumination help in looking for fractures and checking decay and the quality of new and existing restorations. Our office uses two Global dental microscopes.
- Intraoral cameras: Magnify a tooth on a screen so we can share what we see with you.
- Digital radiographs: Images appear on screen right away and are stored on a secure server.
- Dental CBCT (CT scan): A fast, non-invasive 3D view that helps with questions about teeth, the jaws, root canal diagnosis and trauma.
- Dental AI: A real-time platform that acts as a second set of eyes on X-rays. It supports, and does not replace, clinical judgment.
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Treatment tools
- Waterlase iPlus all-tissue laser: Combines water, air and laser energy. Used for its disinfecting properties and contactless cutting.
- Intraoral scanner: 3D digital impressions without the goopy trays.
- EMS Airflow: Biofilm, stain and early tartar removal with warm water. See teeth cleaning.
Where we use it
Our technology supports root canal therapy, Bioclear restorations and preventive care. Ask questions at your visit. We are happy to show you.
Frequently asked questions
Why do you use a dental microscope?
Magnification and light help us see detail, and help check the quality of restorations.
What is a CBCT scan?
It is a dental CT scan that gives a three-dimensional picture. We use it when it helps answer a clinical question, such as root canal diagnosis.
What is the dental laser?
The Waterlase combines water, air and laser energy and is designed for use on tissue in the mouth. We will explain how and why we may use it for your treatment.
Does dental AI replace my dentist?
No. It acts as a second set of eyes on X-rays, and your dentist makes the decisions.
Will you show me what you see?
Yes. Intraoral cameras let us share images with you so you can understand what is going on.