Intraoral Camera– a tool the dentist uses to examine your mouth in a detailed way. The instrument, which may look like an oversized pen, has a camera that takes high-resolution footage or images of a patient’s mouth and shows the visuals real-time on a monitor—they’re like high-tech versions of the hand mirrors.

Ultrasonic Scalers are used to remove calculus rapidly from the tooth surface.

Soft Tissue Lasers are used to treat many common dental conditions in a gentle, minimally invasive way. Using soft tissue lasers reduces bleeding, reduces pain, discomfort and swelling, and makes for a more comfortable healing process. We use soft tissue lasers for applications, such as gum surgery, reshaping gum tissue after receiving an implant, and treatments for gum disease.