Pursuing state-of-the-art dental care
Painful images were the biggest stressor in dental treatment.However, modern dentistry is evolving and advancing day by day.The evolution of medical equipment is also wonderful, with less pain, more effective treatment, and shorter treatment times.
Modern dentistry has come a long way.The choice of medical equipment in a dental clinic determines the quality of medical care that can be provided.That is why we are very particular about the selection of dental equipment.Please check with your own eyes first.
3DX multi-image micro CT [FPD8](Dental X-ray CT)
In order to maintain oral health, detailed diagnosis using images is essential.
3DX multi-image micro CT [FPD8] is different from the conventional device that takes only the appearance of hard tissue in two dimensions.
By creating high-definition three-dimensional CT images, it is now possible to make more accurate diagnoses.
OPERASER PRO(Laser therapy device)
In dental treatment, not only teeth but also gum care such as periodontal disease measures are targeted.
"Oplaser PRO" is a laser treatment device using carbon dioxide (carbon dioxide gas).
It is used for various treatments such as suppressing gum inflammation, surgical procedures such as incisions, and stopping bleeding after surgical procedures.
Features
By applying a laser, the affected area will have a fever of 10 degrees for about 40 days.Having a fever can improve blood circulation and reduce inflammation, making it difficult for bacterial infections to occur.
In early caries treatment, we can fix fluoride and medicines that suppress the progression of tooth decay.
Laser therapy does not conduct electricity through the body, so it can be safely used by people with pacemakers and pregnant women.It also does not use radiation such as X-rays.
It has antiseptic properties and helps treat inflammation such as mouth ulcers.
Treatment is much less painful than conventional treatments.
Features
High-resolution imaging as small as 80 micrometers (1000/80 millimeters) is possible, enabling detailed diagnosis.In addition, three-dimensional (horizontal, vertical, and depth) image data is reconstructed at the same time as imaging, so CT imaging can be completed in one session.
The three-dimensional image is highly detailed because it draws not only hard tissues in the oral cavity but also soft tissues.It creates images that can be reliably used for various intraoral diagnoses such as implants, periapical lesions, temporomandibular joints, and impacted teeth.
Although the CT system uses X-rays, it uses the latest digital technology to take high-definition images while keeping the radiation dose low. (Approximately one-seventh of the head image in a general full-body CT scan).