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Our office uses modern, state-of-the-art technology to enhance
patient comfort and to help you get the smile you deserve!
Power Whitening
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For In-Office bleaching, we utilize the advanced Zoom!
light-activated process.
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DIAGNOdent
The DIAGNOdent is a new high tech laser system that aids
in early diagnosis of cavities in the complex anatomy of the
chewing surfaces of teeth. It utilizes laser light of a defined
wavelength to help detect and quantify demineralized tooth
substances without x-ray exposure.
Computer Digital Radiography (CDR)
Dental
x-rays can now be taken using sensors that transmit the
image directly into a computer monitor. This larger image
helps the patient understand the doctor's explanations more
easily and enables the doctor to "zoom in" on a
specific area of the tooth. An important advantage to this
new technology is that it reduces the amount of radiation
by 90%. Digital x-rays are also faster. The digital image
only takes a minute or two to appear in the monitor. In addition,
this new technology is friendly to the environment since no
chemicals are needed for developing the image.
Computer Controlled Injections - The WAND
We
know that some patients get more nervous than others do at
the mere sight of a needle and syringe. That's why this office
now performs anesthetic injections with a revolutionary system
called The WAND.
The source of discomfort for most injections, however, isn't
the needle, it's the flow of the anesthetic into your tissue.
The WAND delivers the anesthetic at an optimal flow
rate for a comfortable injection.
The microprocessor inside The WAND automatically ensures
a steady flow rate regardless of tissue density. Constant,
slow flow is one key to virtually pain-free injections. The
computer provides a flow of anesthetic directly ahead of the
needle. This creates a pathway of anesthesia so you hardly
feel the needle at all.
The WAND allows injections that do not numb the lips,
face and muscles of expression. Whether injections make you
nervous or not, The WAND helps us provide a more effective
anesthetic delivery and the onset of anesthesia is often faster.
You're more comfortable throughout the procedure, and we may
be able to use new techniques so you won't experience the
lingering numbness of your tongue, lips and face.
Air Abrasion
Air
Abrasion is a gentle spray of an air and powder that gently
sprays away tooth decay. There is no heat, vibration or sound,
like there is from a drill. The procedure is relatively painless,
therefore not always requiring an injection. Air abrasion
is a very precise technology and usually removes less tooth
structure for a filling than a drill would.
Intraoral Camera

Our intraoral camera uses a tiny fiber-optic wand to easily
take vivid photographs of the inside of your mouth. This allows
us to let you see what we see.
OralCDx
OralCDx represents a breakthrough in oral cancer detection,
a test that will allow you and your dentist to improve the
prognosis of a disease that has remained unchanged for the
last 50 years.
OralCDx is the first computerized brush biopsy system. It
allows dentists to quickly, painlessly and reliably detect
oral cancer in its earliest, most easily treatable stage.
Originally developed as part of the Star Wars
missile defense program, the OralCDx computer system includes
a neural network-based image processing system specifically
adapted to detect abnormalities unique to oral brush biopsy
samples.
Veneers
New
technology in veneer fabrication allows us to perform dazzling
transformations with minimal surface preparation.
White fillings
Although
white fillings have been around for a long time, the new materials
can now be used in a wider range of applications allowing
you to keep your smile as white as it can be!
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