Technology
Good tools, used well, help us spot problems on the screen before they become issues in the mouth.
At Taylors Lakes Dental House, we invest in equipment that improves diagnosis, sharpens treatment planning, and keeps your appointment as comfortable as possible.
Continued training is part of that investment. Every dentist across the Dental House Group commits to more than 300 hours a year of ongoing professional development, staying across current techniques and new equipment as it comes in.
Technology is an investment in the health and comfort of our patients.
Digital Records
Patient records are stored digitally, encrypted for privacy, and accessible from any surgery in the practice.
That means your history, X-rays, and treatment notes are always at hand when a decision needs to be made about your care. No lost files. No damaged paper records.
Digital X-Rays
Digital X-rays produce an on-screen image in seconds, with no film and no chemicals.
Radiation exposure is significantly lower than traditional film X-rays. We use them for diagnosing decay, bone loss, and infection, and for planning restorations, crowns, bridges, and implant work.
Electric Handpiece
Electric handpieces run quieter and with less vibration than the older air-driven drills.
That means a smoother experience for you during the appointment, and more precise control for the dentist working on fine detail like inlays, veneers, and small restorations.
Intraoral Camera
A small camera, roughly the size of a pen, that shows what is happening inside your mouth on a screen in real time.
It helps us explain what we are seeing, walk you through the options, and let you weigh in on treatment decisions with your own eyes on the problem.
Dental Cone Beam CT
When a standard X-ray is not enough, cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) produces a three-dimensional scan of your teeth, jaw, and surrounding tissue in a single pass.
We use it for implant planning, complex wisdom tooth extractions, and orthodontic assessment. Radiation exposure is much lower than a conventional medical CT scan.
Televisions in Rooms
A small comfort, but one many patients appreciate.
Screens mounted in each treatment room let you watch a show or a film during your appointment. Somewhere else to look, something else to focus on, while we get on with the work.
CEREC - CAD/CAM
CEREC stands for Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics. In practice, it means a custom ceramic crown designed and milled inside the practice during a single appointment.
A digital impression replaces the putty tray. A small in-house milling unit shapes the crown from a ceramic block. No temporary crown, no second visit.
Digital Smile Design
Digital Smile Design (DSD) is a planning process that uses photos, video, and 3D scans to visualise what a proposed cosmetic treatment could look like before treatment begins.
It gives you a clearer sense of the direction, and lets you weigh in on the plan before anything permanent happens to your teeth.
Ready to Learn More?
However you are feeling about the next step in your career, the conversation starts here. Our team is happy to talk through what a role at Taylors Lakes Dental House or another practice in the group might look like. No pressure, no judgement.
Disclaimer: The material posted is for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Results vary with each patient. Any dental procedure carries risks and benefits. If you have any specific questions about any dental and/or medical matter, you should consult your dentist, physician or other professional healthcare providers.
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