We want to make our patients feel part of our team during their dental procedures. With the help of an intra-oral camera, this is entirely possible. This miniature device displays a high-resolution, live video of the inside of your mouth. Patients can better understand what procedures need to be done, and become part of the process. You’ll feel more comfortable by always knowing what's happening inside your mouth.

Fed up with the discomfort and goop that comes with a traditional impression mold? Our intra-oral scanner provides an alternative. Using this small handheld device, we examine the inside of a patient's mouth and scan their teeth directly. Scans are significantly faster than classic impressions and are processed immediately. This allows us to skip the impression stage with patients altogether, and carry on with their treatment.

Digital Imaging, the newest technology in x-rays, is available at our clinic. We use a digital sensor to take an X-ray of your mouth and download it immediately. The sensor captures an image of the entire mouth, including upper and lower jaws in one shot. It also gives us panoramic digital images for a precise diagnosis. Digital Imaging results in 75% less radiation than traditional X-rays. Protect your health while getting an accurate diagnosis with our digital x-ray technology.

Did you know that one American dies every hour from oral cancer? Many times, this is because the disease isn't caught in its early stage. Oral cancer that is detected early actually has a 90% cure rate. That's why it's crucial to get regular oral cancer screenings, available in our clinic to all patients. We use VELscope™ technology, the newest FDA-approved oral cancer screening system available. Using a specially designed light inside your mouth, any suspicious tissue is immediately and easily visible. Getting this screening done could save your life!

Struggling to stay awake during the day, snoring loudly, or experiencing interrupted breathing while asleep? These may be signs of sleep apnea. If you or a loved one is diagnosed with this condition, know that modern dental technologies do exist to treat it. We offer alternatives to traditional CPAP machines in the form of oral appliances. With over a 90% success rate, this dental technology proves a real chance for recovery from sleep apnea. Learn more about this treatment, and get the rest you deserve starting today.