Advanced Dental Technology Coral Springs

In-House Digital Dental Lab

Our in-house digital laboratory offers unique convenience for our patients. We can fabricate surgical guides, offering the highest precision in implant placement, and make intraoral appliances like occlusal guards to protect your teeth and alleviate TMJ symptoms. We can custom make high quality temporary restorations and duplicate existing dentures and repair most broken dentures while you wait. At our dental practice, all final ceramic restorations like crowns, bridges, and veneers are crafted by outside master ceramists for the highest quality and finish.

Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT)

CBCT scans produce detailed, 3D images of the oral and maxillofacial region, including teeth, bones, soft tissues, and nerves. This allows dentists to examine structures from multiple angles, which can help with accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

CBCT scans can be used for many oral and maxillofacial situations, including: Diagnosis and assessment of disease severity, Planning and delivery of treatment, Follow-up, Implantology, and Oral and maxillofacial surgery.

CBCT scans use less radiation than CT scans, and the patient's body has no radiation after the scan. It is Fast and painless. A CBCT scan of the entire mouth typically takes 20–40 seconds, and a specific area can be scanned in at least 10 seconds.

iTero Intraoral Digital Scanner

It can produce highly accurate 3D images of the mouth, teeth, gums, and surrounding structures. This can help ensure that dental restorations, such as crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and veneers, fit perfectly. It’s a great alternative to traditional impression methods with gooey material. It makes the workflow quicker between the lab and the dental office, so patients can have final restoration in less time.

Intraoral scanners eliminate the need for traditional impression materials, which can be uncomfortable and distasteful and may cause gagging. Patients may also appreciate the interactive nature of the scanning process, as they can see their digital impressions in real-time.

It can also be used for diagnostics and patient oral health monitoring, such as tracking tooth wear and tear. Intraoral cameras can produce accurate images of teeth and gums, allowing patients to see problems such as tarnished or corroded fillings, or fractured teeth.

Cavity Detection System

Our cavity detection system uses NIRI (near infrared imaging) to scan the teeth and reveal early signs of decay and damage that would otherwise be too small to be found by the naked eye or physical instruments. It enables us to be more proactive when protecting your teeth from cavities and decay, helping us stay ahead of problems so we can stop them from occurring in the first place.

Intraoral Cameras

Our intraoral camera is a handheld, easily maneuverable device that we can use to view troublesome areas of your mouth more clearly. It has a small camera on the end of it that transmits live video footage and pictures to a large chairside monitor. This allows you to see everything that we do, providing us with an additional resource to help explain what problem you face or how a treatment can help address it.

Soft Tissue Laser