Fotona Laser Therapy
At Beaverton Periodontics, we pride ourselves on utilizing the latest advancements in dental technology to provide safe, effective, and minimally invasive treatments. One of the innovative tools we use is Fotona Laser Therapy, which offers a versatile and precise approach to a wide range of periodontal and dental treatments. What is Fotona Laser Therapy? Fotona […]
Trios Intra-Oral Scanner
At Beaverton Periodontics, we are committed to using cutting-edge technology to enhance patient care and comfort. The Trios Intra-Oral Scanner is a prime example of how we incorporate advanced tools to improve the precision and efficiency of our treatments. What is the Trios Intra-Oral Scanner? The Trios Intra-Oral Scanner is a state-of-the-art device that captures […]
Intra-Oral Camera
A specialized hand-held wand can quickly capture detailed images of your teeth and gums to make it easier to understand the diagnosis. Sequenced photos are helpful to identify the progression of disease or to evaluate the before and after progression of treatment. As an added benefit, dental insurance benefits frequently pay easier with the visual […]
Digital X-ray
Digital x-ray technology offers exquisite detail and significant improvements in diagnostic capability. Additionally, it provides a dramatic reduction in radiation exposure. Benefits Safety – Our digital x-ray system provides up to 90% reduction compared to most older film-based systems. Time Savings – Images are captured instantly with a digital sensor to lessen the time you […]
3D Imaging
Also known as a ConeBeam CT scan, this advanced imaging technology lets us create virtually unlimited views of your teeth and jaws with just one scan. In contrast, routine x-rays produce a single flat image with limited information. How It Is Used: This high-quality, detailed information allows your periodontist to understand your condition with much […]
Regenerative Bone Grafting
Regenerative Bone Grafting is a term that combines several dental materials that include bone grafting, tissue stimulating proteins, and membranes. When combined, they can predictably help facilitate bone regeneration to strengthen the teeth. The periodontist will evaluate your radiographs and perform a comprehensive evaluation to determine if you are a good candidate for this procedure. […]
Pocket Reduction
Pocket reduction surgery (also known as osseous surgery) is a collective term for several different surgeries aimed at gaining access to the roots of the teeth in order to remove bacteria and tartar (calculus). The bacteria found in plaque (the sticky substance on teeth) produces acids that lead to demineralization of the tooth surface and […]
Tooth Removal
Tooth Removal is the process in which the surgeon extracts a tooth (or teeth). After you are anesthetized, the tooth will be removed. After your tooth is removed, the surgeon may 1) fill the extraction site with a bone graft, 2) allow the site to heal naturally, or 3) place an immediate implant. At the […]
Orthodontic Tooth Uncovering
Many of our patients that are undergoing orthodontic (braces) treatment have one or more teeth that didn’t erupt out of the gum tissue. In order to help the orthodontist, the surgeon exposes the tooth and connects a bracket with a small chain to the tooth. The patient returns to their orthodontist to start moving the […]
Oral Biopsy
If you or your dentist have noticed an area or spot of discoloration, a non-healing sore, or a raised bump on your gums or cheek – it may be time to get the area evaluated. If your dentist feels that there is a concern, they may refer you for an oral biopsy. A biopsy is […]