Cerec 3D
 What is ceramic restoration?
Ceramic restoration is a process where a porcelain puzzle
piece is cemented into your tooth. This means that instead
of unsightly silver or gold caps and fillings, you can have
white, natural looking tooth.
The CEREC 3D provides precise-fitting porcelain restorations
that are strong, comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing.
More importantly CEREC 3D does all of this in the office.
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Diagnodent
"Is that a cavity? Maybe not"
Diagnodent technology aids in the diagnosis of cavities
by utilizing a beam of light to measure the density of the tooth.
This enhances the conventional method of determining and
validating a cavity.
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Laser
Laser tag anyone?
Use of the Laser is for gum treatment and for removal of
soft tissue lesions, biopsies, gingival recontouring, and
periodontal treatment.
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Air Abrasion
How about a power wash ?
Air abrasion technology and drill-less dentistry are available to our patients. It uses aluminum oxide powder particles to remove the decay versus conventional drilling usually without the need for anesthesia.
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Digital Photography
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
Digital photos are a vital part of the decision making process
by providing a virtual look at the patient's options and
results. Once digital photos are taken these images are displayed
via computer. In the relaxed setting of the bar area (see
office tour), Dr. Mason, with the help of the digital photos,
will consult with the patient about their dental needs and
possible solutions.
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Sterilization Center
When soap and water just isn't good enough::
Our impressive "steri-center" takes up almost an entire room! But more important than its size is its tried-and-true ability to quickly, safely, and effectively sterilize all of our dental tools. Now that is state of the art!
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Halitosis Treatment
Treating Halitosis::
Printable Halitosis Fact Sheet
The Halimeter is a diagnostic tool to verify "oral malodor" or "halitosis". The machine measures the amount of sulfur content in a patient's mouth or nose.
 Four readings are taken with a straw attached to the machine.... one reading from the posterior of the mouth , one from the anterior of the mouth , one from the right nostril and one from the left nostril. From these four readings the numbers are looked at to see if they are above the average of the calibrated machine.
It is painless and takes only a few minutes to take the readings.
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