Dental Technology

Our state-of-the-art treatments and technologies help your appointment go more smoothly and often with less anxiety.  To learn more, visit our For Your Comfort pages,

Digital Dental Radiography

With Digital Dental Radiography we can do X Rays more comfortably and with 70% to 90% less radiation. Improved accuracy means we have to re-expose our patients less often. There’s no film to develop, and in a few seconds both you and Dr. Hudimac can be discussing a computerized image that’s easy to see and helps us communicate your problems clearly.

DIAGNOdent

DIAGNOdent is an advanced laser technology for finding tooth decay. DIAGNOdent scans your teeth with harmless pulses of laser light, finding decay that’s hidden inside or between teeth, where conventional examinations may miss it. Of course, finding decay in its earliest stages helps us provide the least stressful and least expensive dental care for our patients.

Computerized Implant Planning

With the aid of a cone beam CT scan, we rely on in-depth 3D imaging to make decisions on your implant’s placement, reducing the chance of complications significantly.

We employ BioHorizons’ virtual implant placement software to analyze your CT scan, which then provides a variety of perspectives and views that simply would not be available without it.   Learn more on our Computerized Implant Planning page.

Intra-Oral Camera

Dr. Scott Hudimac, DDS has over 15 years experience with intra oral camera technology, in which a small camera is placed inside your mouth to help determine needed treatments. This non-invasive, LED-based technology has three modes, providing our office with a wide variety of tools used to keep you from experiencing problems in the future.  Learn more on our Intra-Oral Camera page.

Digital Impressions

You remember what it's like to have an impression done.  It's an unpleasant experience involving "goop".  Well that's the old way.  Dr. Scott Hudimac employs a digital scanning devices to take 3D CAD images of your teeth without any of the manual molding techniques. Learn more on our Digital Impressions page.