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Located off Highway 55 in Apex, NC

EMS AIRFLOW Prophylaxis Master for Guided Biofilm Therapy

Guided Biofilm Therapy for Cleanings

Guided Biofilm Therapy, also called GBT, supports preventive dental care by helping the hygiene team identify and remove biofilm during cleanings. Biofilm is the bacterial buildup that can contribute to cavities, gum inflammation, and other oral health concerns. You will love the warm water that is used with this cleaning system instead of the commonly used cold water.

This technology can be especially helpful for patients who want a more informed cleaning experience, have areas that need extra attention, or are working to improve gum health between visits. Your hygienist will explain what they see and how your home care routine can support better results.

CEREC digital design screen for a same-day dental restoration

CEREC Same-Day Restorations

CEREC technology allows our team to design and create certain dental restorations in the office. This may include same-day crown care for eligible cases, depending on the condition of the tooth and the treatment plan.

Same-day restoration technology can reduce the need for a temporary crown or a second appointment in many situations. However, not every crown or bridge case is most appropriately completed the same day. The dentist will explain whether CEREC is appropriate after examining the tooth, bite, and surrounding structures.

Digital dental impressions displayed on a computer screen

Digital Imaging and Digital Impressions

Digital X-rays, digital sensors, panoramic imaging, and CBCT cone beam technology can help the dentist evaluate areas that cannot be fully seen during a visual exam. These tools may be used for preventive care, tooth pain, implant planning, wisdom teeth evaluation, restorative care, or other treatment planning needs. Digital impressions can help capture the shape of the teeth without traditional tray impressions in many cases. These records may support crowns, appliances, Invisalign clear aligners, and other treatment planning.
Dentist using an intraoral camera to show a patient a close-up view of a tooth

Intraoral Cameras, Records, and Photo Studio

Intraoral cameras help the team show patients close-up images of their teeth and gums. This makes it easier to explain cracks, wear, gum concerns, restoration issues, or changes that should be monitored over time. The office also uses digital records and a photo studio to support communication, cosmetic planning, and documentation. Photos can be especially useful when planning veneers, whitening, crowns, Invisalign, or smile makeover cases because they help the team evaluate the smile from a broader perspective.

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Learn How Technology Supports Your Visit

Have questions about digital imaging, same-day crowns, Invisalign planning, or photo-based smile planning? Contact our Apex dental office to schedule a visit.