Kids and their technology these days…am I right? It seems like kids are getting their own smart phones earlier and earlier now. They’ve all got their own tablets with fun games and cool apps to play with and chat with their friends.
At Coastal Pediatric Dentistry®, we know it can be hard to keep up with the ever-changing technology. But we’re committed to continuing education and investment in the latest technology to bring our patients the best dental solutions available.
For our patients, better technology means:
In the past, restorative procedures required goopy, messy impressions that were no fun for anybody. Today, we use 3D imaging technology to take digital impressions without the mess. Digital impressions are cleaner, more convenient, and more accurate than traditional impressions, and can then be converted and fabricated into a restoration on-site.
Digital x-rays have revolutionized dentistry and the rest of the healthcare community. Digital x-rays are safer as they use less radiation than traditional x-rays, and more convenient as they can be taken in a matter of moments, and viewed right from the dental chair alongside your dentist so you can be more involved in your oral health and treatment planning.
In the past, the only way for us to get an up close and personal look at the inner surfaces of your mouth was through the magic of sight with the help of tiny dental mirrors. Today, with the help of an intraoral camera, we can gain a much more in-depth insight into the health of your mouth with high resolution images from a tiny camera that can capture every nook and cranny.
If you’re looking for a pediatric dentist that’s gentle, fun, compassionate, and great with kids, you’ve come to the right place. If you have any questions about our technology, or would like to schedule an appointment with your Bolivia pediatric dentists – Dr. Cecilia Liu, Dr. Nichole Ramsbottom, Dr. Jennifer Sielski, Dr. Caitlin Ferguson and Dr. Angie Baechtold at Coastal Pediatric Dentistry® – give us a call today at (910) 444-2368.
