Using Dental Cone Beam Computed tomography we produce three (3-D) images of your teeth, soft tissue, nerve pathways, vital structures and bone in a single scan.

Our in-office imaging technique that provides 3-dimensional images are important in planning the placement of dental implants to ensure safe and predictable treatment outcomes. With its low cost, relatively low radiation, and ease of use, it is a routine imaging technique for all our dental implant treatments.

CBCT imaging allows us to accurately measure and localize the available bone. Using 3-D software, we create a virtual implant placement with precise position and adequate bone coverage. If bone is deficient, it is augmented using bone grafting techniques. We place the implant where it best supports the restoration while keeping it in healthy and abundant bone. We also perform guided implant surgery (below) with a 3d printed surgical stent.The surgical stent is a tool that helps guide the dentist to drill precise holes for the implant (s) in a predetermined location.

Your teeth play an important role in aesthetics and in the beginning of food digestion. Teeth are important in speech development and maintenance of a variety of sounds. Your teeth maintains the shape of the lower face and supporting your lips, cheeks and facial contours and prevents a facial and bite collapse

Dental Implants are changing people's lives! They are designed to provide a strong foundation for replacement teeth that look, function and feel just like natural teeth. Each tooth appears natural and all facial contours are preserved. Dental implants help people with lost teeth regain the ability to eat virtually anything and can smile with confidence.