Dental radiographs, or X-rays, are an important part of a thorough dental examination. A full set of X-rays (18) is usually required for patients who are new to a dental practice, or who need extensive treatment. Two to four follow-up or check-up X-rays called “bite-wings” are necessary every 6-18 months, depending on each individual patient’s
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Identifying and preventing problems or treating them in their earliest stages is one of the most important things we can do for our patients. We have significantly improved our ability to diagnose cavities in their early stages with the incorporation of the DIAGNOdent laser caries detection aid. Reliable, Accurate Caries Detection Aid More and more
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In a nutshell, an intraoral camera is a small video camera that takes an X-ray of the outside of the gum or tooth. The intraoral camera resembles an oversized pen and although usage varies depending on the model-type, this image-taking device is typically outfitted with a disposable protective sheath for each new patient. While simultaneously viewing a monitor, the
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The Wand (CompuDent or STA system) What is it? The Wand is essentially a computer-controlled dental injection. The flow rate of the local anaesthetic is controlled by a computer. This means that the injection is guaranteed to be slow and steady and therefore comfortable. Even though Milestone Scientific – the manufacturers of the Wand –
read moreOur dental practice strives to give an “excellent patient customer service experience”. Dedicated and well trained staff members: Meet Joanie, Susie, Brittany and Jamie will manage all aspects of your visit in a friendly, caring, and efficient manner.
Whether you need simple convenient emergency care or extensive treatment, our office can perform most services in house saving you the time and hassle of most referrals.
