Our Technology at Dentalcare of Forrestfield
If you’re looking for a dental care provider with up-to-date technology, look no further than Dentalcare of Forrestfield. We use only the latest in dental technology to ensure that our patients receive the finest possible care.
OPG X-rays
An OPG x-ray is a type of panoramic radiograph that captures a wide view of the entire mouth, and it’s used to help dentists identify problems in the jaws and teeth. Orthopantomagram are similar x-rays that capture just the teeth and jaws, and they’re often used to diagnose cavities and other dental problems.
Dental Lasers
Lasers have come a long way and are now being used in dentistry. Lasers can be used to remove tooth decay, prepare teeth for fillings, and to seal cavities. They can also be used to remove gum tissue, clean teeth, and whiten teeth.
3D Dental Scanner
A 3D dental scanner is a new technology that allows dentists to get a clear picture of your teeth without using traditional x-rays. This means fewer invasive procedures and less discomfort for you. Your dentist can now create digital impressions of your teeth using a simple scanning wand. Not only is this process more comfortable for patients, but it’s also more accurate.
Implant Motors
A dental implant motor is an essential component of the implant placement process. In general, they are used to drill into the jawbone and place dental implants. The implant motor in a dental clinic is independent of the implant system. As a result, dental practices and professionals can choose a motor-system combination that fits their preferred procedure.
Endomotors
In order to perform root canal treatments efficiently, rotary endomotors are used. As a result, they have replaced the traditional root canal procedure, which used dental hand instruments. Using a single endomotor, dental professionals can shape root canals more quickly and accurately.
Intraoral And Extraoral Cameras
Extraoral cameras are used to photograph your face on the outside. The interior of your mouth can be photographed using intraoral cameras, including hard-to-reach and difficult-to-see areas. We are able to provide instant digital images with our cameras. Detecting oral conditions early and documenting the results of treatment are important benefits of these tools.
Nitrous Oxide Sedation
A combination of nitrous oxide and oxygen is commonly used to manage dental anxiety and pain. During sedation dentistry, it is an odorless and colorless gas. This is especially useful for calming young patients who may be anxious about dental procedures. The rapid onset, general safety, and quick recovery of nitrous oxide make it a popular sedative in dentistry.
