Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) is an advanced, state-of-the-art professional cleaning system designed to provide unparalleled comfort and exceptional oral health benefits.

It uses a combination of Air-flow and Perio-flow polishing techniques with erythritol powder. This is complimented with additional ultrasonic scaling to remove biofilm (commonly known as plaque), hard tartar deposits, and stains from your teeth and gums more effectively and comfortably than traditional scale and polish methods.

GBT ensures a deeper clean, promoting healthier gums and a brighter smile.

Panorex X-rays are two-dimensional images that capture a wide view of your entire mouth. Unlike traditional intraoral X-rays that focus on specific areas, panoramic X-rays show a broad perspective, including all teeth, upper and lower jaws, temporomandibular joints (TMJ), sinuses and surrounding bone structure.

A single panoramic X-ray scan captures all necessary images to help detect a wide range of dental issues, reducing the need for multiple X-rays and saving time during your visit.

The process is non-invasive and comfortable, with minimal inconvenience for patients.

iTero Intraoral Scanners use a low-power laser on a light-emitting wand that is run through your mouth, above the surface of the teeth and gums, to create a highly detailed 3-D model of a patient’s oral cavity, far superior to traditional impression methods.

The iTero wand is small enough to reach the farthest molars, which means you don’t have to open your mouth uncomfortably wide and without the use of ionizing radiation which can harm biological tissue.

Intraoral scanners are totally safe for our guests.

Dental Diode Lasers can act as cutting instruments and are also used to treat a wide array of issues including removal of bacteria, cosmetic gingivectomies, abscess care, treatment of gum disease, early detection of cavities and sculpting gummy smiles.

Dental lasers are designed to minimize swelling and bleeding and can cause less pain than traditional methods.

Dental Curing Lights emit a specific type of light to activate the polymerization process and harden or cure light-sensitive dental materials such as composite fillings and resins and some resin-based cements and sealants, initiating a chemical reaction that transforms them from a soft, pliable state into a solid, durable state.

While curing lights are safe when used correctly, guests and staff must wear protective eyewear to prevent potential eye damage.

Surgical Loupes are the little magnifiers mounted inside the focal points of eyeglasses. They make a tooth look as big as a thumb.