Our state-of-the-art technologies ensure accuracy, efficiency, and comfort. Our dental equipment is safe, effective, and well-maintained. Some of our dental technologies include those listed below:

Air abrasion

Air abrasion is a dental technique used to remove decay and prepare teeth for restorative procedures without the need for traditional drilling. This minimally invasive method involves directing a stream of tiny abrasive particles, such as aluminum oxide or baking soda, onto the tooth surface to gently and precisely remove decayed areas. Unlike drilling, air abrasion generates minimal heat and vibration, making it more comfortable for patients and preserving healthier tooth structure. Additionally, it typically reduces the need for local anesthesia and can often be performed without numbing the area. Air abrasion is particularly useful for treating small cavities, repairing dental fillings, and removing surface stains. This innovative technology offers a conservative and patient-friendly alternative to traditional drilling, promoting a more pleasant dental experience and preserving tooth structure whenever possible.

CAD/CAM

CAD/CAM, or computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing, is an advanced technology used in dentistry to design and produce dental restorations with precision and efficiency. With CAD/CAM systems, digital impressions of the patient’s teeth are captured using specialized scanners, eliminating the need for messy traditional impressions. The digital data is then used to design custom dental restorations, such as crowns, bridges, veneers, and implants, using sophisticated computer software. Once the design is finalized, the restoration is milled from a solid block of ceramic or composite material using a computer-controlled milling machine. This process allows for highly accurate and aesthetically pleasing restorations that closely match the natural teeth’ shape, color, and function. CAD/CAM technology offers numerous benefits, including faster treatment times, improved accuracy, and enhanced patient comfort, making it a valuable tool in modern dentistry.

Cavitron

The Cavitron is a dental tool used for ultrasonic scaling, a procedure that removes plaque, tartar, and stains from teeth and below the gumline. It operates by emitting high-frequency vibrations through a metal tip, which creates tiny bubbles in water or a special cleaning solution. When these bubbles collapse, they produce a powerful cleaning action that helps to dislodge and break apart stubborn deposits on the teeth and gums. The Cavitron is often preferred for its efficiency and effectiveness in removing calculus and biofilm while minimizing discomfort for patients. It is commonly used during routine dental cleanings to maintain optimal oral health and prevent periodontal disease.

CEREC

CEREC stands for Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics. It’s an innovative dental technology that enables dentists to design, fabricate, and place dental restorations, such as crowns, veneers, and inlays/onlays, in a single appointment. Using CAD/CAM technology, the dentist takes digital impressions of the patient’s teeth, eliminating the need for traditional impressions and temporary restorations. The digital data is then used to design the restoration on a computer, which is then milled from a block of ceramic material in the dental office. Once fabricated, the restoration is bonded to the tooth, providing a precise fit and natural appearance. CEREC technology offers numerous benefits, including reduced treatment time, improved accuracy, and enhanced patient convenience, making it a valuable tool in modern dentistry.

Cone Beam Imaging

Cone Beam imaging is an advanced form of digital radiograph. With the cone beam imager, one simple scan will produce a 3D image of your entire maxillofacial structure. This image can then be used in diagnostics, patient education, treatment planning, and treatment follow-up.

The cone beam provides an effective solution to create quick, clear, precise images for your benefit. Additionally, the cone beam uses minimal radiation in scanning and is a much less invasive process than other forms of imaging. This makes the cone beam an excellent choice for patients with dental anxiety or a sensitive gag reflex.

By utilizing advanced technologies like the cone beam, we can provide you with an effective, efficient, and comfortable patient experience on every visit.

Digital X-Rays

Our advanced digital X-rays magnify and enhance your teeth for better diagnosis and treatment. This technology allows us to take images of your teeth and display them on a computer screen quickly and easily.

With digital X-rays, we can view your teeth and surrounding structures with remarkable accuracy.  These images provide the information we need to plan your dental treatment.

Digital X-rays require much less radiation than traditional film X-rays. Digital X-rays are a safe and effective dental technology.

Hard tissue laser

A hard tissue laser is a dental tool that uses concentrated light energy to precisely remove or shape hard tissues such as tooth enamel, dentin, or bone. These lasers are specifically designed to interact with hard dental tissues, allowing for a range of procedures including cavity preparation, dental restoration removal, and bone contouring for dental implants. Hard tissue lasers offer several advantages over traditional methods, including reduced discomfort, minimized bleeding, and enhanced precision. Additionally, they often allow for faster healing and may reduce the need for anesthesia in some cases. Hard tissue lasers are increasingly used in dentistry to provide patients with more comfortable and efficient dental care.

Intra-oral Camera

The intra-oral camera is about the size and shape of a pen. It is used to record images of your teeth, gums, mouth, and tongue from inside your mouth. Due to its small size and sleek design, it is comfortable, easy to use, and able to view a wide range of angles. The intra-oral camera is a safe and effective tool that can be used with patients of every age.

The intra-oral camera is a highly valuable resource for both diagnosis and treatment planning. Each time we use the intra-oral camera, a new disposable cover is employed. This ensures your health and safety at all times. After your exam, images captured by the intra-oral camera may be digitally stored, printed out, or deleted.

Intra-Oral Scanner

What is the secret to making a great impression? At Smile N Style Dental, we use our intra-oral digital scanner to ensure that the impressions we take are accurate, efficient, and comfortable every time.

Impressions are necessary for the fabrication of dental restorations, such as crowns, bridges, and dental implants. Our hand-held intra-oral scanner takes 3-dimensional digital video impressions with proven accuracy. Even the most challenging cases can be accurately scanned with our intra-oral scanner.

Another benefit to you is reduced time. When we send precise digital scans to our lab, your restorations require less preparation work and can be fabricated more quickly. This means you can have your restoration placed and enjoy the results sooner than with traditional impression methods.

In the past, you may have experienced dental trays that were filled with a soft substance that hardened into an impression of your mouth and teeth. With the intra-oral scanner’s small hand-held wand, we can take accurate digital impressions quickly and easily, without tripping your gag reflex.

Even more, as we complete your scan, you will be able to view the impression on the monitor along with us. This allows you to see more precisely why we have recommended restoration for your oral health needs.

We look forward to seeing you again at your next appointment with us. We love to make a great impression.

Panoramic X-Ray

A Panoramic X-ray machine rotates around your entire head to take a 360-degree view of your teeth, sinuses, and the bone structure of your head and jaws. This provides a more complete image than standard X-rays. Panoramic X-ray imagery is a valuable resource for Dr. Gagandeep Bath to use in diagnosis and treatment planning.

Soft tissue laser

A soft tissue laser is a dental tool that uses concentrated light energy to precisely treat soft tissues in the mouth, including the gums, tongue, and oral mucosa. These lasers are specifically designed to interact with soft tissues, allowing for a range of procedures such as gum contouring, frenectomy (removal of oral frenula), gum disease treatment, and soft tissue biopsies. Soft tissue lasers offer several advantages over traditional methods, including reduced discomfort, minimized bleeding, and faster healing times. They also allow for more precise and controlled tissue removal, resulting in improved outcomes and less postoperative pain for patients. Soft tissue lasers are becoming increasingly popular in dentistry due to their versatility, effectiveness, and patient benefits.

Waterlase

Waterlase is an innovative dental technology that utilizes laser energy and a gentle spray of water to perform a wide range of dental procedures. This system combines laser energy with water and air to precisely cut, shape, and treat both hard and soft tissues in the mouth, including cavity preparation, gum contouring, root canal therapy, and bone surgery. One of its key benefits is the ability to perform many procedures without the need for anesthesia, minimizing discomfort and reducing the need for drilling or injections. Waterlase preserves healthier tooth structure compared to traditional methods and promotes faster healing with minimal post-operative discomfort, offering patients a more comfortable and efficient dental experience with improved treatment outcomes.