Advanced Dental Imaging & Digital X-Ray

3D Digital Cone-Beam X-Ray (CBCT)

3D Panoramic Scanner for complete dental imaging

Our cone-beam system captures high-resolution 3D images of the teeth, bone, and surrounding anatomy. This tool plays a key role in evaluating complex cases, planning dental implants, and assessing bone loss from periodontal disease.

Benefits:

  • Detailed Imaging: Provides a complete three-dimensional view of tooth and bone structures that cannot be seen with traditional 2D x-rays.

  • Treatment Precision: Helps guide implant placement, assess bone density, and avoid important anatomical structures like nerves and sinuses.

  • Efficient & Safe: Scans are fast, comfortable, and use significantly less radiation than medical CT scans.

Wall-Mounted Intraoral Digital X-ray Machine

Our digital x-ray produces a clear view of tooth and bone structure to aid periodontal treatment

Our practice uses a modern wall-mounted intraoral x-ray system to capture highly detailed images of your teeth and supporting bone as you recline in comfort. The x-ray head is easily positioned at any angle and distance, allowing us to take precise images quickly and safely.

Benefits:

  • Safety: Although traditional dental films require very little radiation for image development, our digital x-ray system provides unsurpassed safety: a ~90% reduction compared to most older film-based systems.

  • Time Savings: Images captured instantly with a digital sensor lessen the time you spend in the dental chair.

  • Better Outcomes: Improved image clarity increases Dr. Kelner's ability to diagnose and treat conditions. Software tools bring detailed magnification and detection tools into focus.

Intra-Oral Camera

Intral-oral camera being used on a periodontal patient

Intra-oral imaging gives you a detailed view of your mouth in pictures and videos. Putting specific problem areas onto a computer screen lets us see with a clarity and detail not possible with a traditional mouth mirror. Specialized handheld wands capture the details of your teeth and gums. Even small cracks that often lead to broken teeth appear vividly, with the click of a button.