Advanced Dental Technology Carthage

Delivering High-Quality Results in Less Time

By equipping our practice with the latest dental technology, like our in-house CEREC milling machine, SprintRay 3D printer, and more, we’re able to streamline your experience. Enjoy faster results that don’t sacrifice quality—everything is custom-crafted in-house and with your unique smile in mind. To learn more about the modern technology we use and all of the benefits it offers our patients, continue reading below.

CEREC Same-Day Dental Crowns & Bridges

Using our CEREC in-house milling machine, paired with CAD/CAM technology and our digital impression system, we can create customized dental crowns and bridges in-office. The process can be completed in as little as two hours, allowing us to prepare, craft, and place restorations in one visit.

SprintRay 3D-Printed Dentures

Our SprintRay 3D printer allows us to craft beautiful, customized dentures in-office. This high-tech process is unique to us, as we strive to offer our patients the best in quality and convenience. Within a day or two, you can leave our practice with a full or partial denture made just for you.

Digital Impression System

Utilizing a high-resolution camera, our team can capture digital impressions of your mouth and send them to our CEREC machine or a dental laboratory. Instead of relying on putty, this digital system offers a more detailed, faster alternative that creates a more comfortable experience for our patients.

Soft Tissue Laser

For treatments like frenectomies, gum recontouring, and periodontal therapy, we use our soft tissue laser. As a gentler, more precise alternative to traditional scalpels and sutures, the laser allows us to provide minimally invasive care, reducing recovery times and post-operative discomfort.

Cone Beam CT Scanner

The key to precise treatment planning is detailed diagnostic imaging. With our cone beam CT scanner, we can view every detail of your facial anatomy, from the location of your nerves to your sinuses and jawbone density. With this level of imaging, our experts can plan even the most complex procedures down to the smallest detail.

Intraoral Camera

Our intraoral camera provides an up-close and detailed view of the areas of the mouth that are difficult to see with the naked eye. It also allows our team to capture still images to monitor areas of concern over each of your routine checkups, allowing for early diagnosis of problems.

Digital X-Rays

Digital X-rays expose patients to up to 80% less radiation than traditional film X-rays, snap higher-resolution diagnostic images, and are stored digitally for easy transfer to specialists and insurance companies.