Technology
We invest in the latest dental technology so you get safer, more comfortable, more precise care.

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When conventional x-rays don't show the full picture, Dr. Regenold uses a low-dose 3D imaging system — a cone beam CT (CBCT) — to visualize your teeth, jaw, and supporting bone in three dimensions. CBCT scans reveal abscesses, cysts, and tumors that 2D x-rays can miss, and let Dr. Regenold virtually plan an implant placement to confirm adequate bone and the ideal implant size before any surgery begins.
Our Vatech Green CT2uses up to 70% less radiation than other dental cone beam machines — typically less than the background radiation you'd receive in two weeks of normal life. By comparison, a medical CT exposes you to radiation equivalent to years of background dose.
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Beyond cone beam CT, our practice is equipped with modern digital tools that make every visit safer, faster, and more precise.

When it is necessary to take dental x-rays, we use digital sensors that require far less radiation than standard film based x-rays. Also, no caustic chemicals are required to develop digital x-rays. Digital x-rays are displayed for viewing immediately with no processing wait times making for a quicker appointment.

Dr. Regenold utilizes an intraoral scanner to make a digital model of your teeth in situations that would have previously required a mouth full of goop. Now a camera takes hundreds of pictures of your teeth and reconstructs a digital model that can be used to make crowns and bridges, nightguards, bleaching trays, and clear orthodontic aligners.

Soft tissue lasers are often used to cleanly remove excess gum tissue or tongue and lip ties. Soft tissue lasers can also be used to stimulate healing after a deep gum cleaning or shorten the healing time for a cold sore.
See the difference technology makes at your next appointment.