Our on-site dental lab is staffed by our lab technician, giving us complete control over creating and customizing dental restorations. This in-house dental lab creates faster turnaround times, enhances collaboration between Dr. Harmouche and our technician, and ensures unmatched quality and precision in every restoration and treatment we create. You can expect:
By far the biggest advancement in dentistry is the development of 3D printers. Recently the FDA has approved resins for final restorations, dentures, and other dental products. Specifically the Desktop Health Einstein 3D printer has been the leader in the new technology. Firstly, it provides exceptional accuracy and precision in the creation of dental prostheses, including crowns, bridges, and dentures.
With its advanced technology, this printer produces high-quality 3D models that allow for a more efficient and streamlined workflow, reducing the time required for traditional manufacturing methods. This not only saves valuable time but also allows for a more cost-effective process that ultimately benefits the patient.
The Einstein 3D printer also enables us to create custom-made prostheses tailored to the specific needs of individual patients. This is particularly important for patients who require complex or challenging dental restorations that cannot be achieved through traditional methods in less than 24 hours post surgery.
Furthermore, the printer’s ability to print in biocompatible materials such as ceramics, resins, and metals, ensures that the final products are safe and reliable, with minimal risk of adverse reactions or complications.
Overall, the Desktop Health Einstein 3D printer provides our office with cutting-edge technology that enhances patient care and satisfaction, increases efficiency and accuracy, and ultimately improves the quality of dental prostheses.
CBCT stands for ConeBeam Computed Tomography, which is a special type of digital x-ray scanner that dentists use to see a 3D image of your mouth and teeth.
The ConeBeam CT imaging system rotates once around your head while you stand or sit in a chair. The process is quick, simple, and completely painless. We use these scans to provide the best treatment in dental implants, root canals, diagnosis of dental and facial pain, etc.
We can evaluate your teeth and facial structures from literally every angle, in 3D, and in color! Routine x-rays, on the other hand, produce a single flat image with limited information.
You can have absolute confidence and satisfaction in the treatment you receive, knowing we’ve analyzed every problem with 3D technology.
At the heart of our commitment to excellence lies photogrammetry technology, a revolutionary dental imaging system that sets new standards in precision and patient care.
What sets photogrammetry technology apart from other imaging systems? Imagine a dental tool that provides a comprehensive view of your oral health with unparalleled clarity and detail. That’s exactly what photogrammetry delivers. Using state-of-the-art technology, it captures high-definition images of your teeth, gums, and jaw from every angle, allowing our skilled professionals to plan and execute treatments with unmatched accuracy.
Whether you’re considering dental implants to replace missing teeth or seeking solutions for complex oral health issues, photogrammetry technology empowers our team to tailor treatment plans to your unique needs. With its 4D capabilities, it goes beyond traditional imaging systems, capturing not just static images but dynamic movements within your mouth, ensuring optimal results and long-lasting satisfaction.
Say goodbye to guesswork and hello to precision dentistry with photogrammetry technology.
Intra-oral imaging gives you a hassle-free, detailed view of your mouth in pictures and videos.
Putting specific problem areas onto a computer screen lets us see with clarity and detail that’s not possible with a traditional mouth mirror. Hand-held wands quickly capture the details of your teeth and gums. In fact, even small cracks that often lead to broken teeth appear vividly with the click of a button. We can explain the need for treatment more clearly by showing you what we see in great detail.
As an added benefit, dental insurance benefits often pay more quickly with the visual proof of a digital image.
Dynamic Navigation us place dental implants with extreme precision—much like a GPS system for your mouth. Using advanced 3D imaging and real-time tracking, this method allows for more accurate, minimally invasive procedures with faster healing and better long-term results.
Benefits of Dynamic Navigation:
More accurate implant placement for lasting results
Minimally invasive surgery with faster healing
Real-time adjustments during the procedure
Safer for nearby nerves, sinuses, and bone structures
Our soft tissue laser offers a minimally invasive alternative to traditional surgical procedures for treating lumps, bumps, gum disease, gum-related issues, and mouth sores. The small, pen-like laser tip can gently treat affected areas with minimal discomfort, bleeding, and stitches. This safe technology promotes faster healing, no matter how old you are. You can expect the following benefits from soft tissue laser treatment:
Digital sensors capture detailed x-ray images with a fraction of the exposure found in traditional film x-rays. Technological advancements in x-ray technology provide multiple benefits:
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