01 Comfort and Accuracy with iTero Digital Impressions
Traditional putty impressions can feel messy and uncomfortable, especially if you have a sensitive gag reflex. Our iTero scanner captures a detailed 3D image of your teeth and bite in minutes, with no trays and no mess. The result is a more accurate model for our doctors to work from, whether you are starting Invisalign, planning a new crown, or preparing for an implant. Digital dental impressions also mean fewer redo visits, since the scan can be reviewed on screen right away. Learn more about digital impressions with iTero and how the process fits into your treatment plan.
02 Precision Diagnostics with Cone Beam CT Scanning
Before certain procedures, especially implant placement or extractions, our doctors may recommend a cone beam CT scan. This 3D dental scan, done right here in Doral, gives a complete view of your jawbone, nerves, and sinus structures instead of the flat, two-dimensional image a regular X-ray provides. That added detail helps our doctors plan treatment with more confidence and fewer surprises once we begin, and in many cases, it supports moving forward with same-day treatment.
03 Minimally Invasive Treatment with Fotona Laser Dentistry
Fotona laser dentistry allows our doctors to treat gum tissue, cold sores, and certain minor procedures with less bleeding, less discomfort, and often no need for sutures. Many soft tissue treatments that once required a scalpel and stitches can now be completed with a laser and a shorter recovery period. Patients who feel anxious about needles or drills often find laser treatment to be a gentler option. Read more about how laser dentistry fits into gum care, minor procedures, and cosmetic treatment at our practice.
04 Additional Technology at Beauchamp Dental
Beyond iTero digital impressions, cone beam CT, and Fotona laser dentistry, our office uses intraoral cameras so you can see exactly what your dentist sees on a chairside screen. Digital X-rays and panoramic X-rays use less radiation than older film systems and produce images instantly, with no waiting for film to develop. For implant patients, computer-guided implant placement helps our doctors position each implant with careful planning before treatment begins, supporting the same-day approach many patients prefer.