3D printing
Night guards, whitening trays and surgical guides for implants are printed here from your scan, usually within a week.
Technology
The scanner replaced the goo.
We dropped the putty trays, the two-week wait for a crown and the film x-rays. The gear is here to make your visit shorter.
Intraoral scanning
A 3D model in about two minutes.
The old way meant biting into a tray of cold putty and trying not to gag for three minutes. Now a small wand passes over your teeth and builds a color 3D model on the screen as it goes.
We use that one scan for everything: checking wear over time, planning implants, designing crowns and previewing Invisalign. You can watch it happen and ask what you're looking at.
Same-day crowns
One visit instead of two.
A crown used to mean a temporary tooth and a second appointment two weeks later. We design the crown from your scan and mill it from a block of ceramic in our studio while you wait.
Most same-day crowns take about two hours, start to finish. Bring a book or catch up on email in the lounge.
Also in the studio
Smaller things that save you a trip.
Low-dose digital x-rays
Digital sensors need a fraction of the radiation film did, and the image is on screen in seconds so we can look at it together.
Guided implant surgery
Dr. Park plans the implant angle on the 3D model and prints a guide, so the placement visit is shorter and more precise.
Open Saturdays, 8am to 2pm
Book a first visit or a free smile consult.
Pick a time online in about a minute. Or call and a real person at the front desk picks up.