Neish Dentistry

CEREC (Ceramic Reconstruction) is a tool for constructing crowns in one single visit rather than several. Using advanced imaging and processing, a 3-D model of your restoration is designed using a computer and is then milled onsite, creating complete custom crowns in just one appointment.

Invisalign is a method of orthodontic treatment that uses a series of clear retainers rather than metal bands and wires to move teeth into proper alignment. These retainers are removable, so you can eat, brush, and floss without any interference, while their transparent material makes them an unobtrusive alternative to traditional braces.

Lasers are one of the fastest growing technologies in the dental profession and have a wide range of applications. Soft tissue lasers are used to combat bacteria causing periodontal disease as well as stimulate bone regeneration in treated patients through a process called LANAP. Hard tissue lasers are a great substitute for scalpels and dental drills, often times requiring less anesthesia or sutures than normal.

CariFree is a revolutionary new way of treating and preventing dental caries. Instead of waiting for cavities to occur and just filling them, an individual's susceptibility to decay is determined by comprehensive risk assessment. For those who are high risk, preventative treatment using CariFree products is started to restore the natural regenerative balance in a lifelong healthy smile.

The VELscope is a handheld device that emits a harmless blue light into the mouth which causes normal healthy tissue to fluoresce. Any tissue that does not glow normally may be an indicator of benign or cancerous lesions, making the VELscope an important oral screening diagnostic aid.

When it comes to imaging in the dental field, we've come a long way. Now everything is digital, which provides more detail and convenience. The Galileos is a 3-dimensional x-ray imaging system that enables us to take a full picture of the teeth, jaw, and bone structure. This allows for accurate treatment planning and the precision necessary to place implants, one of the fastest growing and most exciting new areas of dentistry.