Restorative Dentistry
Dental Implants
A carefully planned option for supporting replacement teeth after tooth loss.
Technology
Tools used with a clear clinical purpose.
Explore dental technology used at Excellence Dental Care and the services each tool may support when clinically appropriate.
Technology belongs in the context of care
Digital tools can support examination, records, planning, communication, or treatment. They do not replace clinical judgment, and not every tool is needed for every patient.
Imaging and clinical equipment
The practice uses digital imaging, panoramic imaging, and clinical instruments as appropriate to an individual visit or procedure. Ask the team how a specific tool relates to your care.
Practice technology
TRIOS 5 Intraoral Scanner
Digital scanning technology used to create three-dimensional records of teeth and oral structures when appropriate.
Practice technology
Intraoral Camera
A small camera that may help document and discuss visible areas inside the mouth.
Practice technology
Advanced Digital X-Rays
Digital radiography used to capture diagnostic images when an examination or treatment plan requires information that cannot be seen directly.
Practice technology
Panorex and CBCT – Advanced Imaging
Panoramic X-rays provide a broad view of the teeth and jaws, while 3D CBCT scans offer additional detail for evaluation and treatment planning.
Practice technology
Zoom WhiteSpeed Whitening
In-office whitening technology discussed as one possible approach for suitable natural teeth.
Practice technology
Rotary Endodontics
Powered instruments that may be used during selected root canal procedures as part of a complete clinical workflow.
Practice technology
Electric Handpieces
Motor-driven dental instruments that provide controlled speed and torque during selected restorative and clinical procedures.
Practice technology
Soft Tissue Laser Treatment
Laser technology that may be used for selected procedures involving gum and other soft oral tissues as part of an individual treatment plan.