Technology
Dental technology has come a long way in recent years. With new advances in digital technology, dental care is more accurate and efficient than ever before. From 3D imaging to laser dentistry, these new technologies are revolutionizing the way we care for our teeth. Here’s a look at some of the latest dental technologies that are changing the face of dentistry.
Intra oral cameras
Most dental hygienists and dentists use intraoral cameras to educate their patient about his/her oral health. By using the camera, the patient can see the condition of their teeth. Intraoral cameras also help the dentist when discussing the condition of the teeth they’re examining and how disease can be prevented.
Intraoral scanners

Lasers
Dentists either use hard tissue or soft tissue lasers, depending on the treatment they are performing. Hard tissue lasers can cut through tooth structure and are used for things such as cavity detection, tooth preparations and dental fillings, and treating tooth sensitivity. Soft tissue lasers are able to treat “gummy” smiles, be used in crown lengthening, treat tongue frenulum attachment, and remove soft tissue folds.

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CBCT
CBCT stands for cone-beam computed tomography. Used by dentists around the world, CBCT systems rotate around you, capturing data using a cone-shaped x-ray. In under 60 seconds, between 100 and 200 images of the teeth, mouth, jaw, neck, ear, nose, and throat are captured from a variety of angles. The data captured is used to construct a 3-D image.
Panoramic x-rays
Panoramic radiography, also known as a panoramic x-ray, is a 2-D radiographic examination of the entire oral cavity featuring all the teeth, upper and lower jaws, and surrounding tissues in a single image. This image can help detect abnormal pathology whilst looking at all the bony structures of the face.
