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Advanced Dental Services & Technology

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These days, technology seems to change on a daily basis, and it’s no different in dentistry. At Newton Street Dental, we stay on top of technological developments and bring the best to our dental office in order to improve the way we treat our patients. From faster diagnosis to more comfortable therapies, our technology makes your overall dental experience better. Below are descriptions of the advanced devices and modern techniques we use here in our South Hadley dental office.

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Nitrous Oxide Sedation Dentistry

We’re proud to offer nitrous oxide sedation dentistry for our patients who experience dental fear or anxiety. The process is simple and the effects don’t linger, allowing you to quickly get through your visit without having to rearrange the rest of your plans for the day. When you arrive, we’ll place a small nose mask on you that will allow you to breathe in a colorless, odorless gas. It will help you feel relaxed and eased throughout your treatment, providing you with an overall better experience.

CBCT Scanning Machine

As a part of our commitment to the latest dental technology, our office has a CBCT scanner. This hi-tech machine allows us to see the underlying bone structure and nerve pathways in the mouth with great detail. In less than a minute, this amazing instrument captures hundreds of all-digital images by rotating around the patient’s head. We use these images for a variety of purposes, including treatment planning and models for restorations. The CBCT scanner offers a more efficient, precise, and effective way of capturing images of the mouth, leading to better dental care and patient experiences.

Woman undergoing CBCT scanning in a dental office, showcasing advanced dental technology for detailed imaging of bone structure and nerve pathways.
Dentist using an intraoral camera on a patient, with images displayed on a monitor, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and patient understanding in a modern dental office.

Intraoral Camera

Some areas of the mouth, such as the back molars, can be difficult to see with only a dental mirror. Using a small intraoral camera, we can take a closer look, allowing us to make more accurate diagnoses. We also can show you these intraoral images on our chairside TVs in order to explain any problems we see. With more information, you can make more confident decisions for your oral healthcare.

Digital Dental X-Rays

In the past, X-rays took time to be developed, but our digital X-rays are available for our review immediately. Not only does that help us diagnose problems sooner, but it means that we don’t have to use harsh chemicals to develop X-ray film, helping the environment. In addition, digital X-rays involve significantly less radiation exposure, making them potentially less harmful for both patients and our team members.

Dentist using a digital impression system to scan a patient's mouth, with a monitor displaying dental imagery, in a modern dental office setting.
Digital dental X-ray displayed on a monitor, showcasing detailed images of teeth and jaw structure, highlighting advanced diagnostic technology used for accurate oral healthcare at Newton Street Dental.

Digital Dental Impression System

We use impressions of your teeth to create custom restorations and oral appliances, and if you’ve ever had impressions taken before, you’re likely familiar with the messy putty molds. These traditional impressions can be uncomfortable, to say the least. That’s why we use a digital impression system. This small device scans your mouth and takes precise measurements of your teeth so that we are able to provide a perfect fit.

Soft Tissue Laser Dentistry

Sometimes, the gums need more attention and treatment than the teeth. When we need to perform scaling and root planing to resolve gum disease, we use a soft tissue laser. This technology allows us to specifically target harmful bacteria and plaque and spare healthy gum tissue. Also, we can use this device to remove infected gum tissue without needing to use sutures, which means that you’ll experience less discomfort and bleeding.

Patient receiving soft tissue laser dentistry treatment, wearing protective glasses, with dental professional using a laser device and dental tools, emphasizing advanced dental technology for gum care.

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