Dental Technology

An intra-oral camera is a tiny camera which allows us to take highly detailed, and outstandingly accurate images inside your mouth.

Digital dental x-rays emit controlled levels of radiation so they are very safe. Your x-ray is instantly displayed on the screen in our practice. If necessary, these images can be emailed to a dental expert in case a second opinion is required.

We use dental laser for teeth whitening treatments, as the laser energy helps the bleach to penetrate teeth more effectively. Lasers are also useful for carrying out minor surgeries, and enables faster healing with fewer side effects.

DIAGNOdent is a laser cavity detection device. It is ultra-efficient and non-invasive, and can detect small lesions not yet visible to the naked eye. This technology allows us to treat the very earliest signs of tooth decay, preserving more of your natural tooth structure.

Piezoelectic surgery is a technique that utilises ultrasound and it can be used in a variety of treatments. These include tooth extractions, periodontal therapy, endodontic therapy or root canal treatment as well as crown lengthening and bone grafting.

Our Cone Beam CT scanner is a sophisticated piece of equipment that is extremely useful for planning dental implants, orthodontic treatment and tooth extractions. It provides highly detailed 3-D images of your teeth and jaws, as well as your facial muscles, nerves and blood vessels.

CEREC is a system that uses the very latest CAD/CAM technology to produce outstandingly precise crowns and fillings. There is no need for impressions or for temporary crowns and fillings. You can leave our practice with your new, high quality restoration in a single appointment.