X-RAY AND INNOVATIVE METHODS

One of the most advanced technologies we use is 3D CBCT with Planmeca. This technology allows for three-dimensional imaging of the patient's oral area with minimal radiation exposure. This precise imaging helps our team of dentists accurately diagnose and plan treatments, ensuring effective and safe treatment.

In addition to 3D CBCT, we also use traditional 2D imaging to further investigate patients' oral health. This combination provides a complete picture of the oral area, allowing us to identify even the smallest problems and provide personalized care.

In our practice, we also apply Face Scan technology with the Medit Scanner. This is an innovative technique that allows for digital scanning of the patient's face and oral cavity. These detailed scans allow us to design individualized treatment plans and adapt them to the needs of each patient.

When it comes to dental treatment, we use RVG (Radiovisiography) imaging to monitor the progress of the treatment and ensure its effectiveness. This technology allows us to analyze the condition of the teeth in detail during treatment, thus ensuring optimal results.

In today's digital age, the use of intraoral scanners is becoming an indispensable part of our practice.
Our intraoral scanners enable accurate scanning of the oral cavity and teeth, providing detailed digital models. This technology brings more accurate diagnosis and treatment planning, giving you a sense of security and confidence in our care for your smile. The advantages of using a scanner in our office include:
• Personalized approach: We create restorations and treatments that are tailored to your individual needs and anatomy.
• Faster processes: We eliminate the need for traditional impressions that require more time to process, allowing you to have faster and more efficient visits.
• Comfortable experience: Our scanners eliminate the need for uncomfortable materials and procedures, providing you with comfort throughout the entire process.
• Collaboration with technicians: Digital tooth models facilitate collaboration with technicians in dental laboratories, which results in faster and better quality dental restorations.

In our office, we can perform all dental procedures using Waterlase, the latest generation dental laser. The Waterlase laser is the choice for removing caries, correcting gum levels, treating periodontal pockets, disinfecting canals during dental treatment, and treating aphthae and mucosal damage. The benefits of using the Waterlase laser in our office are numerous.
• Reduced operating time: Thanks to the precision and efficiency of the laser, the procedure is faster and simpler, allowing you to spend less time in the office.
• Minimal need for anesthesia: The Waterlase laser allows for less need for anesthesia or even avoiding it completely, thus reducing discomfort during and after the procedure.
• Faster postoperative recovery: The precision of the laser contributes to faster tissue healing and reduced risk of infection, resulting in faster patient recovery.
• Pleasant experience: The lack of drill noise and vibration makes your visit to the office more pleasant and less stressful.
• Greater safety: The Waterlase laser works gently on the tissue, minimizing the risk of damaging healthy dental tissue and providing you with greater safety during the dental procedure.

3D printing technology is one of the key aspects of our practice, bringing numerous benefits that improve the experience of our patients and ensure outstanding clinical results. In our office, 3D printers are used to create a wide range of dental restorations, including crowns, bridges, implants, prostheses and orthodontic appliances and oral splints. Each restoration or device is made with high precision and adapted to the individual needs of each patient, ensuring optimal clinical results and maximum comfort.
One of the key benefits of using 3D printing in our practice is the speed and efficiency of the process. Often, restorations can be created in just one visit to the office, reducing your wait time and the need for multiple appointments. Additionally, the less invasive procedures used to create restorations result in less discomfort for patients and less removal of healthy tooth tissue. By using 3D printing in our practice, we can provide state-of-the-art dental care that is tailored to your needs.