A modern approach to restoring teeth.

The CEREC dental scanner system uses advanced digital scanning technology to create highly accurate 3D images of a patient’s teeth and mouth, eliminating the need for traditional, uncomfortable dental impressions. The digital scan can be used to design restorations such as crowns, bridges, veneers, and other dental treatments with precision. For patients, CEREC makes the dental experience more convenient by providing a faster, cleaner, and more comfortable scanning process, while also allowing the dentist to view detailed images immediately.

One of the greatest benefits of CEREC technology is the ability to streamline treatment and, in many cases, provide same-day dental restorations, allowing patients to have their tooth prepared, digitally scanned, and restored in a single visit rather than requiring multiple appointments. This saves valuable time and makes receiving high-quality dental care more convenient than ever.

A modern approach to replacing your old, worn-out denture.

If you have an existing denture that you like and want to replace, digital scanning technology can make the process easier and more predictable. Using a specialized scanner, we can capture a detailed digital impression of your existing denture and use that information to help create a new & improved one.

Digital denture technology allows us to preserve many of the features you are already comfortable with, including the shape, fit, and appearance of your current denture.

This can be especially helpful when you are happy with your existing denture but it has become worn, damaged, or simply needs to be replaced.

Ask us if digital dentures are right for you. We’ll evaluate your current denture and discuss the best options for creating a comfortable, natural-looking replacement.

Designed to allow clinicians to capture and display digital images from inside a patient’s mouth, intraoral cameras are a valuable tool for patient education and case documentation. Shaped like a small wand, many dental intraoral cameras are highly portable and easily connect to a computer wirelessly, via USB or via a docking station. Most commonly equipped with LEDs, these digital cameras can capture images without the need for external lighting.

Patients do not always accept treatment they cannot understand, but an intraoral camera allows them to see what you see. A problem such as a fractured tooth can be easier to spot and impossible to ignore when it is magnified on a computer monitor or TV screen. While designed for intraoral imaging, some cameras also can capture extraoral full face images for patient records

We’re big believers in investing in technology that will ensure you have comfortable visit while reaching your oral health goals. That’s why we offer panoramic x-rays and cone-beam 3D imaging right here in the comfort of our office. Cone beam 3D imaging is a relatively new development that allows dentists to see clear, detailed, three dimensional images of your teeth, as well as the bones and soft tissues that surround them.

It’s called a cone-beam because the x-ray beam is literally in the shape of a cone, where traditional CT scans use fan shaped x-ray beams. This cone-shaped beam takes nearly 600 of  “slices” of information about your mouth, and then special software assembles all of this into three-dimensional views.