TECHNOLOGY
Equipment is only worth having when it changes something for the person in the chair. Here is what each piece actually does for you.
01
A small handheld camera builds a precise digital model of your teeth in a few minutes.
It replaces the tray of impression material most people remember, and the model can be reused later without bringing you back in.
FLAG PLACEHOLDER, confirm scanner in use with the practice.
02
Three dimensional imaging shows bone, nerve position and sinus anatomy rather than a flat picture.
For implant planning it means the position is decided in advance, on screen, instead of being worked out during surgery.
FLAG PLACEHOLDER, confirm imaging system with the practice.
03
The plan built from your imaging is turned into a physical guide used on the day.
The implant goes where it was planned to go, which usually makes the restoration that sits on top of it fit better.
FLAG PLACEHOLDER, confirm guided surgery workflow with the practice.
04
Certain crowns and restorations are designed and produced on site rather than sent away.
Fewer appointments, less time in a temporary, and adjustments handled while you are still here.
FLAG PLACEHOLDER, confirm same visit restoration capability with the practice.
05
Your images are put on a screen next to you and talked through while you are sitting up.
You see what we see, which makes the decision about treatment yours rather than something described to you.
FLAG PLACEHOLDER, confirm chairside display setup with the practice.
FLAG PLACEHOLDER, confirm the exact equipment list with the practice before launch.
Appointments in Whitehouse Station, most weekdays from eight.
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