A clearer picture.
More informed care.
You deserve to understand why a treatment is recommended. Our technology helps the team see detail, explain your options and plan care around your anatomy and needs.
Dr. Dreyer has invested in advanced technology to support every stage of care, from understanding your anatomy and planning treatment to maintaining your periodontal health. Each system is chosen for the information and capabilities it brings to the team. Together with specialist experience, these tools help us evaluate your options, explain our recommendations and tailor care to your needs.
Carestream Dental CBCT
See in three dimensions.
Cone beam imaging provides a three-dimensional view of teeth, bone and surrounding structures. When appropriate, it adds information for evaluating and planning treatment.
3Shape TRIOS
Digital impressions.
An intraoral scan captures tooth surfaces to create a digital impression, supporting planning and conversations about your care.
Formlabs Form 4B
From digital design to physical detail.
Our dental 3D printer supports digital workflows. The specific model or dental application depends on the plan and compatible materials.
BioHorizons
Implants and regenerative products.
Our practice uses BioHorizons implant systems and regenerative materials. Your evaluation helps determine whether these belong in your treatment plan.
LightScalpel CO₂ laser
A focused soft-tissue tool.
A CO₂ laser is available for selected soft-tissue procedures. We can explain when it may be appropriate and what to expect.
Zest Perioscopy
A closer look below the gumline.
A small dental endoscope gives the team a magnified view of tooth surfaces and deposits below the gumline.
EMS AIRFLOW
Professional biofilm care.
Air-polishing technology uses air, water and specialized powder to help remove biofilm and stains as part of professional care.
Your questions, answered.
Will I need all of this technology?
No. Your evaluation and treatment plan determine which tools are appropriate. We will explain recommended imaging and procedures.
Does technology replace specialist experience?
It supports clinical judgment. Treatment selection and follow-up remain individual to you.
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