Advanced Dental Technology Batesville

Tomorrow’s Dentistry, Available Today

Our practice invests in modern dental technology for one simple reason: it directly improves the care you receive! From diagnosis to treatment, this equipment allows us to work with greater precision, shorten your time in the chair, and deliver more comfortable, predictable results. 

CEREC Same-Day Technology

With CEREC technology, you can receive custom ceramic restorations like crowns in just one visit. There are no messy impressions needed, no temporary restorations, and no waiting weeks for an off-site lab to create your solution. Instead, we’ll quickly capture a digital scan of your mouth, design your restoration on-screen, and mill it right here in our office. 

Cone Beam/CT Scanner

Our cone beam CT scanner produces detailed, 3D images of your teeth, jaw, and the surrounding nerves in just a single quick scan. Unlike traditional X-rays, it reveals your anatomy from every angle, which in turn helps our team make dental implant placement, tooth extraction, and other complex procedures much safer, faster, and more comfortable.

3D Printer

In-house 3D printing allows us to create precise dental appliances both quickly and efficiently. It’s great for producing surgical guides and models, as well as customized oral appliances like nightguards and aligners. This ultimately means shorter wait times and a better fit, since each is made for your unique case.

Photogrammetry

For certain dental implant cases, we can use photogrammetry to capture the exact position and orientation of your implants. This technique is incredibly precise compared to conventional methods and regular scanners, especially when multiple implants are involved. By recording their placement with this amount of detail, we can create restorations that fit as accurately as possible.

PRP Technology

Platelet-rich plasma, or PRP, uses a small sample of your blood to create platelets, which support tissue repair. We can apply it during procedures like extractions or implant placement to ultimately reduce healing time, minimize discomfort, and improve the success of your treatment.