Physicians have relied on computerized axial tomography scans (CAT) for years. Today, many dentists rely on 3D imaging scans to provide a detailed view of the mouth and skull. 3D scans are quick and straightforward to perform. A Cone Beam Imaging System is at the heart of the 3D scanner. The cone beams are used to take literally hundreds of pictures of the face. These pictures are used to compile an exact 3D image of the inner mechanisms of the face and jaw. The dentist can zoom in on specific areas and view them from alternate angles.

We've taken the next step in the progression of delivering crowns and straightening teeth in the quickest, most advanced way possible. Our new iTero video scanner now eliminates the need to take impressions (molds) in most cases. This intraoral scanner literally takes a video scan of your mouth, providing highly accurate virtual impressions. The benefit is that we no longer need to put goopy stuff in our patients' mouths, often causing a gag reflex, to get these impressions. This scanner improves the patient experience while at the same time increasing the quality of the impressions we use for implants and crowns.

Our team collaborates with a state-of-the-art digital workflow. This state-of-the-art process uses the latest CAD/CAM technology and specialized 3D imaging software to virtually preplan the procedure then ensure the actual surgery is delivered with impeccable precision, predictability, and speed. Our computer-guided process and unique teamwork approach take the dental implant solution to a higher level of success.