3D imaging
A cone-beam X-ray captures a three-dimensional image of your mouth, replacing guesswork with a precise picture of your bone and teeth.

Dental Implants
Computer-guided surgery and 3D imaging take the guesswork out of implant placement, for a plan built around comfort, function, and a natural-looking result.
Precision planning
Dr. Mitchell uses conebeam 3D X-ray technology and computer-guided surgery to plan and place implants with a level of accuracy that free-hand placement can't match, for a process patients often describe as far easier and faster than expected.
How it works
Every step is planned before your surgical visit, so there are fewer surprises along the way.
A cone-beam X-ray captures a three-dimensional image of your mouth, replacing guesswork with a precise picture of your bone and teeth.
Specialized software lets Dr. Mitchell position your implant virtually and preview the result before any work begins.
That plan is 3D-printed into a surgical guide, a precise blueprint for exactly where and how the implant is placed.
The guide keeps placement accurate to the plan, for a more comfortable visit and a more predictable result.
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