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Microscope Endodontics
Dental operating microscopes offer high magnification and fiber optic illumination that reveal details inside of the tooth that are invisible to the naked eye. This allows the dentists to see each tooth’s unique anatomy, enabling precise treatment such as locating hidden or calcified canals or diagnosing cracks or fractures. Microscopes play a crucial role in improving the quality of endodontic care and contribute to better improved outcomes.
- The improved accuracy offered by the increased magnification and illumination of a microscope allows the endodontists more precision for both cleaning canals and effectively treating endodontic conditions.
- More precision results in reduced trauma to the mouth during a procedure, as well as less discomfort during and after the procedure. Reduced trauma translates to easier healing and a reduced chance of needing additional treatment.
- Increased magnification allows our doctors to use smaller instruments. By using smaller instruments, they can make more precise incisions and sutures. This minimizes the surgical site, which in turn minimizes discomfort during and after the procedure.
- As our doctors use the microscope to see better, they can more easily detect, diagnose, treat and prevent more serious conditions.
- The heightened efficiency saves you money on potential extra or more serious treatments, treatments our doctors can avoid as a result of this technology.
Cone Beam CT Scanner
Our on-site 3D CBCT provides crystal-clear, three-dimensional views. This revolutionary tool helps our doctors accurately assess tooth anatomy, sinuses, nerves, and other vital landmarks before procedures, ensuring optimal treatment planning.
Digital Radiography
Digital x-rays capture high-quality images with significantly less radiation than traditional methods. The images are instantly available and can be viewed on large screens in each treatment room. Your endodontist will review the images with you and provide a personalized assessment, including a review of your diagnosis and the recommended treatment options. Your doctor will also answer any questions you have prior to starting any procedure.
Intra-Oral Camera
Intra-oral cameras capture images of what the doctor is seeing through the microscope, helping to communicate details about your treatment and document findings. This tool may enhance your understanding of your treatment and aids shared decision-making with your dentist.