State-of-the-Art Periodontal and Dental Implant Technology

Advanced Periodontal Technology - Manhattan PeriodontistWe are dedicated to our goal of providing the latest in dental technology. This means a better diagnosis, faster treatments with less pain, and a better recovery for you. We utilize a chartless system and are fully digitized to service patients quickly and reduce our impact on the environment.  Our state-of-the-art dental implant placement process is unmatched in results and experience. If it is on the leading edge of periodontal technology, you will most likely find it in our office.  For example, we have a Cone Beam CT scanner, digital radiography, piezosurgery, radiosurgery, magnification loops, and sophisticated implant planning software like Simplant, i-Dixel and NobelClinician.

Dr. Gottesman, Dr. Pitman, and Dr. Bogart are constantly introducing state-of-the-art technology to the practice of periodontics and dental implantology. It is their passion to continually remain at the forefront of his profession by offering the most innovative treatments to his patients. It is part of their commitment toward making your visit as pleasant as possible while providing superior results.

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Planning Your Implant Placement

Through advances in modern dentistry, patients have access to treatments they might not have dreamed of just a few decades ago. Lifelike dental implants, advanced surgical procedures and cosmetic reconstruction allow patients to maintain optimal oral health and achieve the smiles of their dreams.

Improved imaging provides better views of the underlying facial structures obscured by the skin or soft tissues of the mouth, and this aspect of treatment planning has been particularly instrumental in facilitating these enhanced interventions.

One technological tool that has given dental practitioners access to higher quality images is the three-dimensional cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) scanner.

Based on the same principles as the CBCT scans used in many fields of medicine, the 3D CBCT scanners used in dentistry rely on a cone-shaped radiation beam to capture slices that are compiled into a 3D representation of the patient’s facial structures.

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CBCT vs. Traditional X-Rays

While traditional x-rays can give your periodontist a series of two-dimensional images, those pictures may not provide sufficient data to plan for complex procedures, like dental implant placement or periodontal surgery.

In comparison, CBCT scans provide realistic 3D images that capture soft and bony tissues and help the periodontist to plot the exact location in the jaw at which the dental implant will be inserted, for example.

To offer our patients the advantages of the best technology available, our office has installed a state-of-the-art CBCT scanner, the Morita Veraviewepocs 3D R100. This scanner gives our dentists the opportunity to collect in-depth representations of various periodontal structures.

Because the field of view is triangular rather than cylindrical, and more compatible with the natural shape of the dental arch, this instrument can be highly targeted to the desired area of interest, which reduces the patient’s exposure to radiation. It can be used to take panoramic views of the jaw or cephalometric pictures of the entire skull.

To learn how CBCT scans can be used in planning your treatment for improved outcomes, contact our office for an overview of the technology and its capabilities.

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