Advanced Technology

Laser Dentistry

Dental lasers are a family of instruments. Lasers are used for dental surgery, to cure restorative materials and enhance tooth bleaching, and others to remove tooth structure for elimination of diseases and restoration – different lasers are used for different procedures.

Gum Disease Laser Therapy

Currently the most advanced techniques in modern dentistry are used to treat gum disease. With the use of micro-ultrasonic instruments and lasers we can eliminate infection rather than just manage the disease as was done in the past.

Zoom Whitening

Zoom Whitening is a bleaching process that lightens the discoloration of tooth enamel and dentin. The entire procedure takes less than one hour. It begins with some initial preparation and is followed by 45 minutes of bleaching while you are in the office.

Intraoral Camera

The intraoral camera is a diagnostic devise enabling the Dentist to view different angles in the mouth that was virtually impossible in years past. The patient can also see exactly what the Dentist is seeing at the same time.

Precision Dentistry

Precision Dentistry can also be considered micro-surgery. Using the same type of microscope that an opthamologist would use enables us to create dental restorations that are extremely precise and result in an amazing fit and superior finish.

Digital Imaging

With digital imaging the Modern Dentist is able to manipulate the pixel shades and, in effect, correct image density and contrast to levels that allow improved diagnosis of dental problems and issues resulting in fewer repeated examinations.