Digital Equipment

A low-dose dental CT. Its wide field of view shows jawbone thickness and nerve position in three dimensions, so we can plan treatment for children and adults alike with less exposure.

Its carbon nanotube (CNT) tube emits no radiation while warming up or cooling down. We can take the image with you lying in the chair, which helps patients who find it hard to move and children who are nervous.

Scans the mouth in 3D without long, uncomfortable impression trays. Crowns and orthodontic appliances are designed from that digital data, which reduces fabrication error.

The dedicated scanner for Invisalign clear aligners. We review your current alignment and the projected result together on screen during the consultation.

Records intraoral and facial photographs in high resolution. Before-and-after images are taken under the same conditions, so you can see the change instead of only hearing about it.

The unit keeps the flow rate and pressure of the anesthetic steady. The solution spreads more gently than with a hand-held syringe, which eases the strain for patients who dread injections.

Used for minimal sedation that eases tension with nitrous oxide. Children can still talk during treatment and recover quickly, so we suggest it first for those who are afraid of the dentist.

Continuously tracks oxygen saturation and pulse rate during sedation. We adjust the depth of sedation while watching those readings, which keeps the treatment safe.

A chair designed to keep pressure off the neck and lower back during long appointments. We fine-tune it to each patient's height and posture.

Every chair in the clinic has its own smart TV. We put your photographs and CT scans on screen while explaining them, and you can watch something to relax while you wait.

Its gentler vibration means less of the sharp, tingling sensation. We use it alongside gum treatment to remove calculus below the gum line.

Delivers low-level laser, infrared, and electrical stimulation therapy from a single unit. It is used to ease jaw joint pain and tension in the surrounding muscles.

Used instruments are washed, pouched, and sterilized with high-temperature, high-pressure steam. Each pouch is opened fresh for the next patient.

Heat-sensitive instruments that cannot go through steam are sterilized at low temperature with plasma in a short cycle. The method is chosen to match the instrument.

The waterlines of every dental chair are disinfected on a regular schedule. The water that reaches your mouth is treated as part of infection control.

No more resin dust drifting around the operatory. The unit draws in dust and aerosols the moment they are produced, keeping the air clean for patients and staff alike.