In addition to fillings, bonding, and sealants the dentists at 585 Dentist offer technologically advanced procedures unique to their office.  Some of these procedures include all- porcelain restorations, same day CEREC crowns and implants.

The use of CEREC technology significantly improves the crown experience! Utilizing advanced CAD/CAM technology, it removes the need for traditional impressions and temporary crowns. With CEREC, your first crown appointment is also your last—you leave the same day with your custom, permanent crown. By eliminating the need for an outside dental laboratory, CEREC allows for greater control and precision directly within the dental office.

Implant placement is becoming more of a necessity rather than a luxury as we move into the future. As our society ages and becomes more aware of their medical and dental health, implants become more of an intricate piece of the dental office. Implants replace missing teeth.  They replace the need for a bridge and can also replace the need of fabricating and wearing a partial or complete denture. Replacing teeth with a fixed restoration makes a drastic difference in the patient’s mouth. Not only does your oral health improve but also your nutritional needs are maintained.

The Galileos system represents a significant advancement in dental technology, providing 3D imaging capabilities that go far beyond traditional 2D digital x-rays. This state-of-the-art technology enhances our ability to diagnose and treat dental conditions with greater accuracy and confidence. With Galileos, we can precisely evaluate bone structure in both the maxilla and mandible, which is especially critical for the accurate planning and placement of dental implants. It combines exceptional image quality with one of the lowest radiation doses available, setting a new standard of care in modern dentistry.

Invisalign straightens teeth using a series of clear, removable, and comfortable aligners. It’s a discreet and convenient alternative to traditional metal braces, making it perfect for both teens and adults who want to improve their smile without the look and feel of brackets and wires.

Digital x-rays offer the convenience of instantly viewing images on a computer monitor right beside the dental chair. Not only do digital x-rays speed up diagnosis and treatment, but they also expose patients to significantly less radiation compared to traditional methods.

Our panoramic x-ray unit is fully digital as well, providing all the advantages of modern imaging technology. This type of x-ray captures a comprehensive view of all your teeth in a single image, allowing doctors to examine areas that are difficult to see with conventional intraoral x-rays, where the sensor is placed inside the mouth. Panoramic x-rays enable the dentist to assess the jaw joints, identify impacted or erupted wisdom teeth, and detect other potential issues involving your teeth, jawbone, or sinuses.

The third molars located at the back of your mouth are commonly called wisdom teeth. When they start to emerge, there is often insufficient space for them to grow correctly, which can lead to discomfort and complications.

If you’ve experienced any of the following issues in the back of your mouth, you might need to have your wisdom teeth removed:

• Pain
• Infection
• Cysts
• Tumors
• Damage to neighboring teeth
• Gum disease
• Severe tooth decay