Advanced Dental Technology – Grapevine, TX
Precision & Excellence Is Achieved with Modern Dental Technology
At Daaboul Family, Aesthetic & Implant Dentistry, our office is equipped with the latest technology in the dental field, including digital dental X-ray and impression systems as well as compact intraoral cameras. These allow Dr. Daaboul and our team to ensure that no stone is left unturned when it comes to your routine dental checkups and treatments. You can always rest assured that your smile is healthy, and your dental work will stand the test of time.
Digital Dental Impressions
Our dental office has two digital impression devices that allow us to ditch the goop and time-consuming setup of putty impressions for a sleek, fast, and highly detailed digital blueprint of your mouth. All we’ll need to do is wave a wand-like device within your mouth to capture a dental topography of it, which we can then send off to our laboratory to craft your oral appliance or restoration. The result is a perfectly fitted device and comfortable visit.
Intraoral Cameras
Using our iTero intraoral cameras, we gain a clearer picture of hard-to-see areas of your mouth during wellness scans. This allows us to ensure we don’t miss any signs of oral health problems, like cavities, and that we’re able to tackle even the smallest symptoms before they have a chance to progress. Our intraoral cameras are also a great resource when it comes to educating patients because we can show you a still image or live video footage of what we’re seeing, allowing us to better explain the need for any procedures we recommend.
Digital Dental X-Rays
We have panoramic and digital X-ray imaging systems that allow our team to see any problems that may be growing beneath the gumline, making them invisible to the naked eye. In a short moment, we’re able to snap an X-ray that shows us a detailed view of your tooth roots and jawbone, helping us spot tooth infections, impacted wisdom teeth, and much more. The image is immediately viewable to Dr. Daaboul and our team, and the technology emits up to 80% less radiation than its traditional film X-ray counterparts.