Modern tools that make diagnosis more accurate and treatment more comfortable.
At G Smiles Dentistry, technology isn't just for show. Dr. Graham chose each piece of equipment because it lets him diagnose more precisely, plan treatment more carefully, and get patients through procedures with less discomfort than older methods allow.
Better imaging lets Dr. Graham catch issues earlier and plan treatment more precisely, rather than relying on guesswork or waiting until a problem becomes obvious.
Modern equipment often means less time in the chair and fewer uncomfortable steps, so getting the care you need doesn't have to be something you dread.
Cone Beam CT (CBCT) technology captures a three-dimensional image of your teeth, roots, and jawbone in a single scan. Dr. Graham uses it for implant planning, root canal treatment, and diagnosing issues that a flat X-ray can miss entirely. Because it shows so much more detail, treatment plans built from a CBCT scan tend to be more precise from the start.
Our Trios 5 scanner replaces traditional putty impressions with a quick digital scan of your teeth. It’s used to create night guards, plan clear aligner treatment, and capture an accurate model of your smile without the discomfort of biting down on impression material. Most patients find it faster and easier than the old-fashioned way.
With an in-office 3D printer, G Smiles Dentistry can produce certain dental appliances directly from digital scans, reducing turnaround time compared to sending everything to an outside lab. It’s one more way this office is built around modern efficiency rather than outdated workflows.
A few common questions about the technology used at G Smiles Dentistry.
CBCT imaging captures a three-dimensional view of your teeth and jaw, giving Dr. Graham more detail than a standard X-ray. It’s especially useful for planning implants and diagnosing root canal issues.
Yes. The Trios 5 scanner captures a digital model of your teeth without the need for the traditional putty impression material, which most patients find quicker and more comfortable.
In many cases, yes. In-office 3D printing and digital scanning can shorten the time between diagnosis and treatment compared to relying on outside labs for every step.
See what accurate diagnostics and comfortable treatment can look like at G Smiles Dentistry. Schedule your first visit and find out firsthand.
