Experience Modern Dentistry with Our Technology

Our dental technology is designed to improve precision and enhance patient comfort. At Prospect Road Dental Surgery, you get quality care with fewer visits and better results.

Gentle Precision with Dental Lasers

Our advanced dental lasers are used for both gum treatment and teeth whitening. Laser technology is designed to minimise tissue trauma and may contribute to a more comfortable procedure. It promotes quicker healing, although individual recovery times vary depending on the patient and procedure.

CEREC Porcelain Restorations in a Single Visit

In many cases, CEREC technology allows us to design and fabricate custom porcelain crowns or onlays in a single visit. These restorations are made chairside using high-quality materials, offering a blend of strength and aesthetics. However, some treatments may require additional visits depending on case complexity.

Detailed Views with 3D CBCT Scans

Our 3D CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) scans give detailed, cross-sectional images of your teeth, bone, and jaw structure. This high-definition imaging provides detailed anatomical views, assisting in accurate diagnosis and planning for complex treatments, such as implants or root canal therapy.

Intraoral 3D Digital Impressions for Better Fit

We replace messy putty moulds with comfortable digital scans that capture every contour of your teeth. These 3D scanners enhance precision when designing custom dental restorations, such as Invisalign trays or crowns. This digital tool can improve patient comfort and often streamlines lab processing, potentially reducing wait times.

High-Resolution Imaging with Digital Intraoral Camera

Our intraoral camera shows high-definition images of your teeth and gums, helping detect issues early. It allows our team to explain conditions more clearly while giving patients the opportunity to view the images themselves, helping them better understand the recommended treatment plan.

Full-Mouth Views with OPG X-Rays

An OPG (orthopantomogram) provides a panoramic view of your jaw, teeth, and sinus regions. It’s a diagnostic tool for evaluating jaw development, impacted wisdom teeth, and other dental concerns. The radiation exposure is typically lower than traditional full-mouth X-rays, but your dentist will always assess the clinical need before proceeding.