Computer Assisted Dentistry™ can restore and improve your smile by using modern, digital technology to give you beautiful, tooth-colored fillings, veneers and crowns …
"no goop" digital impressions… a precision fit…
all in one convenient appointment.

There is a technological revolution happening in dentistry. Progressive dentists around the country are leading the way with new high-tech, in-office, cad-cam systems.

Now you can get beautiful, all-ceramic crowns, veneers and fillings, computer designed and precision milled right in the dentist’s office while you wait in most cases. No mercury. No black metal line at the gum line. No dull, lifeless crowns. No temporaries. No second appointments. No kidding!

This advanced technology can be used to eliminate cavities, restore cracked, chipped or broken teeth, replace broken amalgam or failed composite fillings, and much more with natural looking all-ceramic inlays, crowns, bridges and veneers.

In many cases, Computer Assisted Dentistry™ allows the dentist to conserve more of the patient’s healthy tooth structure. The conservation of tooth structure reduces the amount of drilling necessary and allows for stronger, healthier teeth.

Traditionally, dental patients would require two or more office visits for procedures such as fillings, crowns or veneers. Computer Assisted Dentistry™ allows patients to go home, in most cases, with permanent, tooth colored, ceramic fillings, crowns, or veneers in just one appointment. There are no fussy temporary crowns, second appointments or second shots to deal with. Now your smile can go from damaged to dazzling in just a matter of hours.

With Computer Assisted Dentistry™ patients are spared the discomfort of goop-filled impression trays because a state-of-the-art digital impression scanner is used instead. The scanner sends the precise images of your teeth directly to the computer.

Your new restoration is milled from a solid block of specially manufactured, reinforced porcelain. This material comes in several shades to match the color of your other teeth. Once bonded or cemented in your mouth, these beautiful, natural looking restorations are strong and can last for years.