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Technology 

TLC Dentistry integrates leading-edge dental technology into your care to ensure precision, comfort, and efficiency. From digital x-rays to intraoral cameras, we use advanced equipment to deliver high-quality treatment tailored to your needs.


Please take a moment to learn more about the state-of-the-art technology that is integral to our commitment to exceptional dental care.

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Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT)

At TLC Dentistry, we pride ourselves on integrating leading-edge technology to enhance patient care. Our Planmeca Promax CBCT system exemplifies this commitment, boasting "ultra low dose radiation" certification—the lowest radiation machine on the market.


This advanced imaging technology provides three-dimensional views instrumental in diagnosis and treatment planning, offering unparalleled detail and accuracy. CBCT is essential for procedures ranging from implant placement to root canals and orthodontics, ensuring precision and patient safety. With this technology, we commit to the highest standards of care, minimizing exposure while maximizing diagnostic capabilities for optimal dental health outcomes.


Learn more about where we use this technology:

Dental Implants
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Panoramic X-Rays

Unlike traditional intraoral x-rays that capture only a small section of your mouth, panoramic x-rays provide a comprehensive, single image of your oral cavity. It shows all your teeth, upper and lower jaws, temporomandibular joints, and sinuses.


This technology is especially useful when planning treatments like dental implants, wisdom teeth extraction, or orthodontics, as it allows us to assess bone structure and tooth orientation accurately. Additionally, it aids in the early detection of oral health issues, including tumors, cysts, and oral cancer.


In keeping with their commitment to patient education and transparency, our dentists use these detailed images to show you what they see and clearly explain your diagnosis and potential treatment options. 


Learn more about where we use this technology:

Orthodontics Treatment
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Digital Records

TLC Dentistry uses digital records for an efficient, streamlined approach to patient care. Traditional paper records have been replaced by secure electronic databases that store all pertinent patient information, from personal details to treatment history and x-rays.


This system enhances the delivery of dental care in numerous ways. It allows for rapid retrieval and update of patient information, ensuring all team members have the most up-to-date data at their fingertips. Digital records also facilitate seamless communication between our dentists and other healthcare professionals, should the need arise for collaboration or referrals.


You also benefit from the speed and accuracy that digital records bring. Treatment plans, progress, and comparisons can be easily accessed and explained, reinforcing our commitment to transparency and open communication. Lastly, digital records are more secure and less prone to loss or damage than paper, guaranteeing patients a high level of confidentiality and peace of mind.

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Intraoral Cameras

Intraoral cameras are integral to the advanced dental technology we use at TLC Dentistry. These small, pen-shaped devices allow our dentists to capture clear, detailed images of the inside of your mouth. This real-time visual aid greatly enhances our ability to diagnose and treat dental issues with unprecedented accuracy.


In addition to aiding in diagnosis, we use these high-resolution images to educate you about your oral health. Our dentists believe in open communication and empowering patients to make informed decisions about their dental care. By sharing these images on a screen, they can clearly explain the state of your oral health, discuss treatment options, and show you the results of completed procedures.


Intraoral cameras are just one way we combine state-of-the-art technology with a compassionate, patient-focused approach to dental care.

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Digital Impressions

TLC Dentistry is at the forefront of incorporating advanced dental technologies like digital impressions with intraoral scanners into patient care. Gone are the days of uncomfortable, messy, and time-consuming traditional impression materials.


An intraoral scanner is a handheld device that captures thousands of tiny photos of your mouth, which are then amalgamated to create an extremely accurate 3-D model of your teeth and soft tissues. This process is fast and comfortable and provides superior detail, making it invaluable for procedures like dental implants, crowns, bridges, and orthodontics.


Our dentists utilize digital impressions to ensure precision in diagnosis and treatment planning, resulting in more predictable outcomes and fittings that require fewer adjustments. Furthermore, the 3-D models can be easily shared and discussed with patients to better understand their oral health condition and the proposed treatment. 


Learn more about where we use this technology:

Crowns and Bridges
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Digital X-Rays & Sensors

At TLC Dentistry, we use state-of-the-art digital x-ray technology to capture high-definition images of your oral structures. This technology replaces traditional film-based systems, offering sharper images, instant viewing, and significantly reduced radiation exposure for patients.


The digital sensors are comfortable, reducing the bulkiness and discomfort often associated with traditional film. They provide immediate, clear images of your teeth and surrounding bone, allowing our dentists to identify any issues promptly and accurately.


Besides enhanced patient comfort and safety, digital x-rays offer the ability to zoom and adjust the contrast of images for more precise diagnoses. The images can also be stored electronically, promoting efficient record keeping and easy sharing when coordinating care with other healthcare providers. It's all part of our commitment to offering advanced, patient-friendly technology in our practice.


Learn more about where we use this technology:

Preventive Dentistry

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