3D CBCT imaging

Cone beam computed tomography creates detailed three-dimensional views of teeth, roots, bone, and surrounding structures. When clinically appropriate, this information can support implant assessment, endodontic evaluation, surgical planning, and the investigation of complex conditions that may not be fully visible on conventional images.

iTero digital scanning

Digital scanning captures a highly detailed model of the teeth and bite without traditional impression material. The scan may be used for clear aligner planning, restorative treatment, records, and patient education, depending on the individual case.

Digital radiography and intraoral cameras

Digital images help us evaluate dental conditions efficiently, while intraoral cameras allow patients to see what the dentist sees. Clear visuals can make conversations about cracks, wear, decay, gum health, and aging restorations easier to understand.

Hard- and soft-tissue laser dentistry

Dental lasers may be used for selected procedures involving teeth or soft tissue. When appropriate, laser technology can support precision and may improve the treatment experience. Suitability depends on the procedure and the patient’s clinical needs.

Computer-controlled anesthetic delivery

The Wand is designed to deliver local anesthetic in a controlled manner. For many patients, this approach may feel more comfortable than traditional injection techniques.

Technology supports judgment—it does not replace it

Advanced tools can provide valuable information, but technology alone does not determine the right treatment. Dr. Behshid combines digital findings with a clinical examination, dental history, symptoms, goals, and professional judgment before making recommendations.

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