Digital dentistry uses modern tools and technologies to transform your dental care experience. The following is a look at some of our digital dental tools:

• Digital X-Rays: Digital X-rays capture fast, detailed images of your teeth and bone using a fraction of the radiation of traditional film imaging. Dr. Dao uses these images to detect early signs of decay, bone loss, and other concerns, before they develop into bigger problems.
• CBCT: Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) produces a precise 3D image of your teeth, jawbone, and surrounding structures in a single scan. Dr. Dao uses this technology to plan implant placements and complex treatments with a level of accuracy that two-dimensional X-rays can't provide.
• Intraoral Scanner: Our intraoral scanner captures 3D impressions of your teeth without the need for messy and uncomfortable putty. The small, wand-shaped device captures thousands of images and converts them into precise 3D digital models we use to create dental restorations and oral appliances with exceptional precision.
• Intraoral Camera: The tiny, hand-held device provides high-resolution, real-time views of your teeth and oral structures, revealing potential concerns, such as tooth decay, wear, or fractures. You will be able to see what Dr. Dao sees, helping you make more informed decisions about your treatment options.
• 3D Printer: Our in-office 3D printer allows Dr. Dao and his team to produce temporary crowns, bridges, nightguards, and retainers right here at our Lavon practice, without waiting on an outside lab. Lost your retainer? We can scan your teeth and print a replacement the very same day.
• Ultrasonic Scaler: Our ultrasonic scaler uses gentle vibration and water to break down and flush away plaque and tartar deposits. It cleans more effectively and comfortably than traditional dental tools, leaving your teeth smooth and your gums healthy.
• Dental Laser: Dao uses dental lasers to treat a range of soft-tissue concerns with exceptional precision. Patients experience significantly less discomfort, less bleeding, and faster healing than with traditional dental tools, enhancing their care and overall patient experience.