
CBCT 3D Imaging
A cone-beam scan that turns your jaw into a three-dimensional model in under a minute.
We can measure bone height and width, locate nerves and sinuses, and plan implant position, angle and depth before surgery instead of during it.

Equipment does not treat patients — clinicians do. But the right technology removes guesswork, shortens treatment and makes outcomes repeatable. Here is what we use and why it matters to you.

A cone-beam scan that turns your jaw into a three-dimensional model in under a minute.
We can measure bone height and width, locate nerves and sinuses, and plan implant position, angle and depth before surgery instead of during it.

A digital wand that captures your teeth as a 3D file — no trays, no putty, no gagging.
Digital impressions are more accurate than conventional ones, which means better fitting crowns, aligners and veneers, and fewer adjustment visits.

Up to 20x magnification with coaxial illumination.
Missed canals, hairline cracks and fine margins become visible. It is the difference between saving a tooth and losing it in difficult endodontic cases.

Implants are planned in software, then placed through a custom-printed surgical guide.
Placement matches the plan to within a fraction of a millimetre, which shortens surgery, reduces swelling and improves the final aesthetics.

Soft-tissue lasers for gum contouring, frenectomy and periodontal procedures.
Less bleeding, minimal stitching, faster healing and often no need for extensive anaesthesia.

Class B autoclaves, sealed instrument pouches, cycle logs and single-use disposables.
Every instrument that touches you has a traceable sterilisation cycle behind it. This is the least visible investment we make, and the most important.
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