TECHNOLOGY
Better tools,
shorter visits.
Digital imaging, in-house milling and printing, lasers and 3D planning — used where they make treatment faster, more accurate or more comfortable, not for their own sake.
WHY IT MATTERS
What the equipment
actually changes
Technology only earns its place here if you feel the difference — fewer appointments, less guessing, and a clear picture of what is going on.
01
Fewer visits
Digital scanning, in-house milling and 3D printing remove most of the waiting between design and delivery.
02
Less guessing
3D imaging, laser cavity detection and digital bite analysis measure what used to be estimated by eye.
03
More comfort
Lasers, ultrasonic scalers and scan-based impressions replace the parts of dentistry patients dislike most.
THE ONE PATIENTS NOTICE
No more
impression trays
The iTero scanner reads your teeth with a small wand and builds a three-dimensional model on screen in a few minutes. Nothing sets in your mouth, nothing has to be poured, and nothing has to be redone because the tray moved.
That same scan drives crowns, aligners, night guards and smile design — which means one visit can start several different treatments.
USED FOR CROWNS & ONLAYS
USED FOR NIGHT GUARDS
USED FOR CLEAR ALIGNERS
USED FOR SMILE DESIGN
THE FULL LIST
Everything we have
on site
Grouped by what it does rather than by manufacturer. Ask about any of it at your next visit.
Imaging & diagnostics
Digital X-rays
Far less radiation than film, and the image is on screen beside you in seconds.
Intraoral cameras
A magnified photograph of the tooth in question, so you are not taking our word for it.
3D cone beam CT
A three-dimensional view of bone, nerve and sinus — how implant and surgical cases are planned here.
DIAGNOdent laser
Finds decay in early grooves without drilling or guessing.
Panoramic X-rays
One wide image of the whole jaw, used for wisdom teeth, growth and joint assessment.
VELscope screening
A fast oral cancer screening that looks below the surface of the tissue.
Digital dentistry
iTero scanner
Digital impressions with a wand instead of a tray of material.
Digital smile design
Your proposed result modelled on screen before any tooth is touched.
CAD/CAM restorations
Crowns and onlays designed and milled digitally for a tighter fit and fewer visits.
T-Scan & occlusal analysis
Measures how your bite actually meets, in milliseconds, instead of estimating from marks.
3D printing
Models, guides and appliances produced in-house rather than shipped out and waited for.
Clear aligners
Invisalign and ClearCorrect planned from the same digital scan.
Lasers & comfort
Soft tissue lasers
Gum work with less bleeding and a shorter recovery than a scalpel.
Perio Protect trays
Prescription trays that carry medication into the pockets between visits.
Hard tissue lasers
Conservative treatment of enamel and bone, often with less anesthetic.
Zoom & laser whitening
In-office whitening, including Opalescence Boost, in one appointment.
Ultrasonic scalers
Gentler, faster cleanings, particularly for sensitive teeth.
Snap-On Smile
A removable option for patients who want to see a change before committing.
HOW WE USE IT
From scan to
finished tooth
01
Scan
Digital impressions with the scanner, plus whatever imaging the case calls for, all captured in the first appointment. Nothing has to be poured, shipped or retaken because a tray moved.
02
Plan
The restoration, aligner sequence or surgical guide is designed on screen and shown to you before anything is made. You see the proposed shape and position while it can still be changed.
03
Produce
Most cases are milled or printed here in the office rather than sent to an outside lab, which removes the week of waiting and the temporary that usually comes with it.
04
Verify
At delivery the bite is measured digitally in milliseconds rather than adjusted by feel, so contacts are even before you leave and fewer patients come back for a comfort adjustment.
The equipment does not make the diagnosis. It just means we are looking at a measurement instead of an opinion, and that you get to look at it too.
Dr. Saman Edalat, DDS
IN THE ROOM
Technology at work
in our office
Scanning, milling, imaging and planning — all of it happens in the same four rooms you are treated in.
BOOKING
See it at your
next appointment
Ask us to walk you through the scan on screen — most patients want to look once they know they can. New and returning patients are welcome Monday through Friday.
