The Tools That Change What's Possible
Modern dental technology isn't just about gadgets — it means more accurate diagnoses, less radiation, faster healing, and a more comfortable visit for you.
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Digital X-Rays
The gold standard of care — clearer images, far less radiation.
Digital X-rays produce a clear, high-resolution image, so your dentist can diagnose and treat any issue more accurately. Because the images are captured digitally, you can view them on a monitor alongside your dentist, which makes co-planning and co-diagnosing your care straightforward. They also emit a much lower dose of radiation than traditional film X-rays.
- ✓ Bitewings
- ✓ Panoramic or CBCT
- ✓ Periapical
- ✓ Full mouth (FMX)
Each type of X-ray is used for its own unique purposes, so the type you need may be different from one visit to the next.
Intraoral Scanners
A 3D model of your teeth, with no impression trays.
Intraoral scanners capture a 3D virtual model of your teeth using lasers and cameras, eliminating the need for messy dental impressions — no biting down on gooey material, which matters if you have a strong gag reflex or find it hard to keep your mouth open for long periods. The models are more accurate than traditional impressions and are stored digitally, which helps during clear aligner orthodontics and custom crown work.
- ✓ No impression trays or setting material
- ✓ More accurate than a physical impression
- ✓ Stored digitally for future comparison
- ✓ Used for aligners and custom crowns
iTero Digital Scanner
Digital impressions you can watch being taken.
The iTero scanner takes the place of traditional impression material with a fast, clean digital scan — no goopy trays. It builds a 3D image in real time as we scan, so you can see your own teeth on screen and understand what we are looking at together. The same scan serves Invisalign, crowns and bridges, and routine record-keeping.
- ✓ Invisalign clear aligners
- ✓ Custom crowns and bridges
- ✓ Routine digital scans
- ✓ Real-time 3D imaging you can see
3D Conebeam / CBCT Scanner
Detailed 3D imaging of teeth, jaws and airway.
Conebeam computed tomography produces 3D images of your teeth, jaws, airway and the surrounding structures. It gives a comprehensive picture of your oral anatomy — especially valuable in complex cases where a 2D X-ray cannot show enough. A CBCT scan can be used to plan dental implants, evaluate the position of teeth and roots, and identify issues with the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).
- ✓ Assessing wisdom teeth
- ✓ Planning dental implant placement
- ✓ Orthodontic evaluations
- ✓ Full mouth reconstruction
- ✓ Sleep apnea screening