Medical Equipment & Facilities

A dental CT scanner shows in 3D, and in detail, what a regular X-ray can’t. It gives us an accurate picture of bone thickness and shape, where nerves and blood vessels run, and how far any lesion has spread, so we can build a safer, more reliable treatment plan.

Dental CT provides three-dimensional images. Radiation exposure depends on the equipment and scan settings. We use CT when needed and explain the examination to patients.

Digital X-rays support diagnosis. Radiation exposure depends on the equipment and exposure settings. Images can be viewed on a monitor after they are taken. We use the images to explain the findings.

We can enlarge the image and adjust its brightness to examine fine details. This supports an accurate diagnosis of cavities, the extent of periodontal disease and the condition of the roots.

iTero is an optical intraoral scanner for taking impressions of your teeth. It captures precise data on your teeth in a short time, without the discomfort of a traditional silicone impression. It’s an essential piece of equipment for clear-aligner orthodontics (Invisalign).

The data captured by the iTero scan can be sent directly to Invisalign’s offices in the United States, shortening the time before treatment can begin compared with the traditional method of shipping physical impressions.

Airflow removes surface stains and discoloration with a spray of fine powder and water. It offers effective cleaning in a short time, with less strain on teeth than conventional methods.

It can also remove the bacterial film known as biofilm, making it effective for preventing cavities and periodontal disease. It also removes staining caused by coffee, tea and tobacco, restoring your teeth’s natural whiteness. It’s almost painless, so you can have your cleaning in comfort.

Using high-magnification loupes during treatment lets us check fine details invisible to the naked eye. This makes precise treatment possible, such as catching any remaining decay or gaps between a tooth and a filling.

We aim to remove as little tooth structure as possible and preserve healthy tooth tissue. This precise approach also leads to good outcomes after treatment.

We use an electric anesthesia device to reduce the pain of anesthetic injections. By keeping the injection speed constant, it minimizes the pain caused by pressure. Used together with topical anesthesia, it also eases the pain of the needle itself.

This allows patients who are sensitive to pain, as well as children, to receive treatment without worry.

The Pearl Clave is a high-performance sterilizer designated as a specified maintenance-control medical device. It sterilizes treatment instruments with high-temperature, high-pressure steam, killing all bacteria and viruses.

We’re thorough about infection prevention, using sterilized instruments for every patient. They’re stored sealed in sterilization pouches and opened only just before use, creating an environment where you can receive treatment without worry.

Wherever possible, we use disposable items such as gloves, bibs, cups and trays. We replace them with new ones for each patient as part of thorough infection control.

Treatment instruments are also sterilized for every patient, keeping everything clean.

This device measures the oxygen saturation level in the blood. We use it to monitor a patient’s overall condition during treatment. Vital-sign checks help us provide safe care for older patients and those with underlying health conditions.

We keep oxygen equipment for emergencies. Its use depends on the dentist’s assessment of the patient’s condition.