Digital X-rays
What it is
Instead of traditional film X-rays, we use digital sensors to capture detailed images of your teeth and jaw.
What it means for you
Digital X-rays are faster, more comfortable, and expose you to significantly less radiation than conventional X-rays. Images appear on screen within seconds, so we can walk you through what we're seeing in real time rather than waiting for film to develop. They also allow us to zoom in, adjust contrast, and spot issues that might be missed on standard film.
Intraortal Cameras
What it is
A small, pen-sized camera that captures high-resolution photos inside your mouth.
What it means for you
We show you exactly what we see. If there's a crack, a cavity starting to form, or an area of concern, you'll see it on screen with us. This removes the guesswork and helps you understand your own oral health in a way that a verbal explanation alone never could. When you can see the problem, the decision to treat it is easier to make.
3D and Digital Impressions
What it is
A digital scanning system that creates a precise 3D model of your teeth, replacing the traditional putty mould.
What it means for you
No more biting down on an uncomfortable tray and waiting for it to set. The digital scan is faster, more accurate, and far more comfortable. The result is a precise model that improves the fit and quality of any appliances, aligners, or restorations made from it.
