Advanced Technologies - Merritt Island, FL

The CS 8100SC gives you the ability to perform high-quality cephalometric exams in virtually an instant. Scan images in as little as 3 seconds* to reduce the risk of motion blur and obtain fully automated tracings in 10 seconds.

3D Imaging is an advanced dental imaging technology that allows for an illimitable view of the teeth and supportive structures within the face. With Cone Beam 3D Imaging, a dentist can capture panoramic views of the maxillofacial area in just 10 seconds. Cone Beam 3D images offer an enhanced view of the face that can be examined and evaluated from multiple viewing angles. A single image can reveal the associative relationship between the hard and soft tissues of the mouth, which can aid in treatment planning and administration.

If you need a crown to cap a damaged tooth or a custom crown with dental implants, we can make it right in our office with the Planmeca crown machine. Planmeca technology allows us to create natural-looking restorations within minutes. You don’t have to wear a temporary crown because we can fit you with a beautiful new crown in a single visit.

Our Planmeca CAD CAM Crown Machine enables our team to provide patients with a high quality dental restoration in a single appointment.

During the procedure, the team will scan your tooth instead of taking a conventional impression. Then a custom restoration is designed to fit your unique smile. It is then transferred to our in-office milling unit, where your crown, filling or veneer is created. The restoration is then placed in your mouth the same day.

Digital x-rays allow us to identify and diagnose a variety of health problems very quickly and efficiently. Digital x-ray machines emit less radiation than other machines. We can see the images on a computer almost immediately.

We can view your teeth and gums with precision and accuracy using an intraoral camera. This camera helps us identify common dental issues and oral health concerns quickly and effortlessly. This means less time spent in the chair and patients can enjoy an accurate diagnosis. The camera transmits high-quality images on to a computer screen or television monitor that the doctor and patient can view together. We can detect everything from fractured teeth to cavities using this simple device.