Advanced Dental Technology – Owasso, OK

Fotona Soft Tissue Laser

Fotona is among the most experienced high-tech developers of lasers, recognized for its contribution to both the medical and dental fields. That’s why our Owasso dental office is equipped with one of their soft tissue lasers. Its outstanding precision paired with its ability to eliminate the need for a scalpel and sutures in several procedures may make your next treatment a breeze! Due to its ability to cauterize the area on-contact, it can also drastically minimize recovery times as well as any risk of post-operative infections.

Digital Dental Impressions

Gag-inducing putty impressions are a technique of the past. Our team utilizes a more comfortable and accurate digital dental impression system to capture the topography of your smile. We can then digitally transfer these files to a dental laboratory or our in-house milling machine, allowing us to provide you with perfectly-fitted mouthguards, restorations, prosthetics, and clear aligners. Best of all, it only takes a few moments to complete!

CEREC Same-Day Technology

Getting a traditional dental crown or bridge can take place over the course of multiple weeks and appointments to your dentist. With our CEREC same-day dental crown technology, we’re able to complete the entire process under our roof, all within a few hours. It utilizes CAD/CAM software to create a digital blueprint of your dental structure that we can then transfer to our in-house milling machine. Once it gets here, we’ll install a block of solid porcelain in the milling machine and allow it to craft your restoration to our specifications, making a complicated treatment more streamlined and convenient.

CT/Cone Beam Scanner

Our cone beam CT scanner is an amazing device that takes capturing X-rays to a whole new level. Within 30 seconds or less, this device can create a 3D digital image of your entire facial structure, allowing our team to see your jawbone and joints, the location of your facial nerves, and your sinuses. It’s especially helpful when it comes to diagnosing and treating TMJ disorder as well as planning surgical procedures such as dental implant placement.

TENS Machine

TENS stands for transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, which is a device that we use to provide our patients with TMJ pain with much-needed relief. It’s a small, battery-operated device that has small sticky pads connected to it, called electrodes. These can be placed directly on the jaw area, and when the device is turned on, they’ll deliver very small electrical impulses to the area. You’ll feel a tingling sensation that will help relax the strained and painful muscles surrounding your jaw joints.

Intraoral Camera

During your routine dental exams, we’ll likely use our intraoral camera to gain a more detailed look at your teeth and gums. This device is small and shaped like a wand with a camera on the end of it that we can use to capture life video footage as well as still images. We often utilize footage from our intraoral camera to help educate our patients on certain issues they may be facing, providing both a visual and explanatory resource to help you better understand our treatment recommendations.