Technology

Digital x-rays reduce radiation exposure significantly. Combined with the use of digital sensors that fit comfortably in the mouth, they provide instant, high-quality images. Our dentist in Southampton uses x-rays to detect dental issues early, plan treatments, and track oral health changes over time. 

This technology captures a complete view of your mouth in a single image, including teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures. Panoramic x-rays are essential for evaluating wisdom teeth, planning implants, tooth extractions, orthodontics, and detecting jaw problems.

Commonly known as laughing gas, nitrous oxide offers a quick and safe way to reduce dental anxiety and improve comfort during procedures. You inhale the gas through a small breathing mask, and we adjust the sedation level for your comfort. The effects wear off quickly after treatment, so you can drive yourself home from your appointment.

For a more relaxed dental experience, TVs in treatment rooms provide entertainment and distraction, to help you stay relaxed and comfortable during procedures.

Secure digital records ensure that your dental and medical history, prescription medications, and x-rays are immediately accessible. This means continuity of care as team members can easily access your information to ensure your safety and make efficient and informed dental decisions.

Rotary endodontics is advanced technology that does away with the need for manual instruments used for traditional root canal treatment. Instead, the electrically powered instrument allows us to perform root canals more efficiently and comfortably, which improves your experience, reduces treatment times, and delivers optimal long-term outcomes.

An intraoral camera is an important diagnostic tool in dentistry. This technology provides detailed, real-time images of the inside of your mouth to view your teeth, gums, and other oral structures. Our dentist can quickly detect and diagnose issues and share the images with you so you can see what he sees and better understand your treatment needs. 

Digital scans of your mouth are a modern, comfortable alternative to messy paste impressions. Digital impressions produce precise measurements that we use to plan dental crowns and bridges, which results in better-fitting restorations the first time.