Advanced Dental
Technology
While dentistry has been practiced for thousands of years, in recent years, the tools used to improve smiles have improved at a lightning pace. At Restorative Dentistry Group, our doctors and team will utilize the latest dental technology to help you get the most out of every visit. You can learn more in the links below, and you can call 720-784-8984 to schedule an appointment for a free consultation.
State-of-the-Art Dental Technology
Our office is equipped with cone beam 3D imaging, CAD/CAM milling, 3D printing, PrimeScan® digital scanning and dental lasers. These tools allow our prosthodontists to diagnose conditions with greater accuracy, design restorations with precision and deliver treatments that are faster and more comfortable than ever before.
By investing in the most advanced equipment available, we are able to reduce appointment times, minimize discomfort and produce restorations that fit better and last longer. Whether you need a crown, implant, bridge or denture, our technology-driven approach ensures the highest standard of care from start to finish.
Our Advanced Technology
How Our Technology Benefits You
Greater Precision
3D imaging and digital scanning allow us to plan and execute treatments with pinpoint accuracy.
Faster Turnaround
CAD/CAM and 3D printing enable same-day restorations, reducing the number of visits needed.
Enhanced Comfort
Digital impressions eliminate messy molds, and laser treatments minimize discomfort and recovery time.
Better Outcomes
Advanced technology leads to more predictable results and restorations that last longer.
Frequently Asked Questions Dental Technology
CBCT produces detailed 3D images of your teeth, jawbone and surrounding structures. It gives us a comprehensive view for precise treatment planning, especially for implants and complex cases.
CAD/CAM uses digital scanning and computer-aided design to create custom restorations like crowns and bridges in-house, often in a single appointment.
Yes, digital scanning with PrimeScan eliminates the need for messy traditional impression materials. The process is faster, more accurate and much more comfortable.
Dental lasers can be used for soft tissue procedures, gum contouring and cavity detection. They offer greater precision, less bleeding and faster healing than traditional methods.
3D printing allows us to create precise dental restorations, surgical guides and models in-house, ensuring your veneer, crown, denture, bridge or implant fits you perfectly.
Experience Modern Dentistry
Contact us today to learn more about the dental technology our prosthodontists and team use at our office.