Technology

Dr Chris Dimos has trained extensively in a variety of dental lasers to perform precision dental treatments for his patients, including gum lifting and treatment of oral lesions. Lasers in dentistry allow for shorter appointments with faster healing times.

The Airflow works to remove plaque, stain and new calculus via the combination of water and powder at high pressure. This reduces the need for hand and power instrumentation, resulting in a more comfortable, efficient and effective clean during your hygiene appointment.

We know your time is important. That is why we offer same-day Ceramic Crown appointments. In as little as 90 minutes your tooth can be prepared, digitally scanned, expertly CAD/CAM designed and milled, and best of all, have your final restoration in place in just one visit.

3D x-rays, also known as Cone Beam or CBCT, allow our dental team to generate 3-dimensional images to assess your teeth, bone, soft tissues and nerve pathways all in a single scan. On site, our team can then precisely treatment plan and document every step of the journey digitally. 

X-rays are a diagnostic tool which help to provide information to your dental clinician about your mouth which they cannot see clinically. This includes but is not limited to decay between the teeth, or pathology within the jaw bone. Our X-ray machines are digital and therefore low-dose, meaning our systems and techniques limit the amount of radiation created.

Through the use of Digital Smile Design, you become your own smile co-designer. A series of detailed photos and scans are used to create a virtual model of your own teeth, to which virtual treatment options can be applied and discussed with you. 

Intraoral cameras are a very useful tool in allowing the patient to see exactly what the Dentist or Oral Health Therapist sees during an appointment. These coloured photos are an invaluable visual aid and resource in helping the patient understand their dental diagnosis. 

Where traditional dental x-rays only show teeth from a side view, the DiagnoCam uses infrared light to allow our dental team to view each tooth and its internal layers from above. This technology helps to see and evaluate various issues such as decay, cracks and leaking fillings when more detail is required. Wherever possible we aim to keep our dental treatment non-invasive, and it is the DiagnoCam which allows us to achieve this.